Towering at 6.2 metres, Yellow is a kinetic sculpture made from carbon fibre rods that bend and ripple with the wind. As the air stirs, these vivid yellow strands sway and flicker, creating a living field of motion and colour.

Their movement is both rhythmic and unpredictable — a kind of visual murmur, like reeds whispering across a wide plain. Dimopoulos choreographs the invisible forces of the landscape, transforming them into something we can see and feel.

Yellow doesn’t just sit in the environment — it listens, it responds, it speaks.