A public bench at the perimeter of the Tiny Park is adorned, or perhaps equipped, with mirrors. Transforming it to a sculptural object from the perspective of a passerby, it becomes a viewing station for those who to decide to pause and settle themselves on the bench, align their body with the four positioned circular mirrors, and allow themselves to look.

A text located nearby offers a voice to this investigation. A textual and spatial rumination articulating a meticulously crafted awareness of a specific physical locality, and the micro details one perceives from that embodied experience