Humanity has long preserved the traces of civilization and artistic value
through shapes and stories carved into stone.
Even in the face of rapid technological progress,
stone remains one of the most enduring mediums for memory.
Rosetta is a contemporary light relief—a fusion of kinetic sculpture, laser mapping, and projection.
Beams of laser light carve across the architectural facade like moving engravings,
drawing ephemeral patterns that embody the stories of civilization, humanity, and the future.
Just as ancient monuments once served as vessels of memory,
Rosetta reimagines the stone tablet through the language of digital light and movement.
It offers a meditative space where technology and art intersect,
and where light becomes both a sculptural material and a medium of memory.