Facades of Museum of Contemporary Art have become a carrier of the natural rhythms of breathing. Rhythmic process of breathing is transposed into light and and facades serve as a transformative medium for light that moves and livens the entire building. The museum is thus easily perceived as organic tissue in the vibrant city weft.

This site-specific installation examines urban space, experiencing it as an organic combination of spatially dynamic human relationships. On the trail of organic architecture that reflects the natural order of symbiotic systems, installation URBAN ORGANIC (2013) focuses on simplicity of the message opposite to visually and semiotically saturated environment.