Steinbeck
Beside the tracks, infrastructure and living systems share one visual field. The railway is not background; it is the condition of the image.
This compact facade intervention — approx. 50 m² on a wall roughly seven metres wide — meets active railway infrastructure as public space: ecology and engineering held in one site-specific visual field.
Distance and movement change the reading. Trains, walkways and industrial edges frame how the work is encountered — graphic clarity held against ecological density.
The site remains specific. What connects to other works is the method: answer the place as found, then make that answer legible.