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Melting Landscapes
Typology: Public Installation
Organiser: Dezeen, Villeroy Boch and Ideal Standard
Visuals: Sabi Space
Site: London, United Kingdom
Year: 2025
Artwork reflecting on life's impermanence and
the traces we leave behind
Melting landscapes is a poetic installation that invites reflection on life's impermanence and the lasting imprint of our actions.
Four towering blocks of coloured ice would stand beneath St John's Gate, melting slowly over time. As they dissolve, natural pigments flow out, creating an evolving tapestry of colour on the ground, to symbolise the traces we leave behind.
The work invites quiet reflection on impermanence, presence and legacy. Like the gate itself, marked by layers of history, the installation would become a meditation on what remains after we're gone.
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