Transparent Cafe appears at Snake Gallery in London

According to the Daily Mail of June 4, the temporary pavilion at the Snake Gallery in London recently displayed the latest exhibits. The shape of the latest work of art is similar to that of a huge white climbing frame.

Sou Fujimoto, 41, from Japan, is the 13th and youngest architect to design a gallery for an art venue. In introducing his design concept, Fujimoto said he intended to design it as a landscape architecture, a transparent device where people can communicate and explore the secrets of the interior in different ways. Fujimoto is also regarded as "the bellwether of a new generation of artists". His design rebuilds the relationship between human beings and the built environment.

The temporary pavilion, located in Kensington Garden in London, covers an area of 357 square meters and lasts for four months. These grids are like spacers for tile laying, but they are actually made of thin steel tubes about 2 centimeters in diameter. It is almost impossible to accurately grasp the shape of this huge device, because it is different from all angles and has to be sure to accommodate a lot of people. The unique structure of this building installation is based on the coffee shop, where visitors can enter and interact with others in different locations. In addition, the projection of the steel frame can also shade tourists in summer.