Urban Fabric doesn’t only play with ideas of space, the physicality of objects, and perception, but was designed in a manner that invites the public to interact with the piece
Urban Fabric was created by Roudhah Al Mazrouei, an Emirati national, Gerald Jason Cruz from the Philippines, and Jennifer Tsai from Taiwan. All photos: Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Foundation
The concept by the three second-year undergraduate NYU Abu Dhabi students won them The Christo and Jeanne-Claude Award 2022
The outdoor installation is created from a series of four sculptures that bears a resemblance to a piece of thread or woven rope
The three separate forms appear to be connected and intertwined into and through the ground, turning the physical space around the installation into a canvas for Urban Fabric to be experienced on
Urban Fabric doesn’t only play with ideas of space, the physicality of objects, and perception, but was designed in a manner that invites the public to interact with the piece
Urban Fabric was created by Roudhah Al Mazrouei, an Emirati national, Gerald Jason Cruz from the Philippines, and Jennifer Tsai from Taiwan. All photos: Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Foundation
The concept by the three second-year undergraduate NYU Abu Dhabi students won them The Christo and Jeanne-Claude Award 2022
The outdoor installation is created from a series of four sculptures that bears a resemblance to a piece of thread or woven rope
The three separate forms appear to be connected and intertwined into and through the ground, turning the physical space around the installation into a canvas for Urban Fabric to be experienced on
Urban Fabric doesn’t only play with ideas of space, the physicality of objects, and perception, but was designed in a manner that invites the public to interact with the piece