Viljandi Street Art Gallery is an inspiring public space in which creativity and industrial urban space are connected. The space element consisting of two modules is inspired by the strict lines and repetitive rhythms of the buildings that are the canvases of the gallery. 

When repeated and combined, the elements create installations that either divide or expand the space, create room for meeting or for isolation. 

The seating function creates an opportunity to stop and experience the milieu created by the interaction of art, urban space and nature.

The installation created from these elements was showcased during urban light festival Viljand Tuled which took place in small town called Viljandi in Estonia. Viljandi Tuled festival consisted of several art installations, pop up gallerys and art exhibitions throughout the town. 

The aim was for visitors to play and interact with the installation, use it for sitting and resting or for creating new installations.