Inside the structure rests a ceramic horse’s head. It’s cast based on a famous Greek sculpture dating to circa 438 BCE, from the Parthenon’s tympanum depicting the chariot of the moon goddess Selene on the Acropolis in Athens.

The head stands for the long history of art and architecture, but it also constitutes a disruptive influence: an animal, organic forms, the unpredictability of life itself, represented by this example of ancient Greek art.