Numen／For Use | Climbable Spaces Made of Tape and Net

In an existing indoor space, transparent tape is wrapped layer by layer between columns, beams, and walls, gradually accumulating into a translucent tubular cavity that people can climb into, move within, and see the blurred world outside. The material is only tape, with no skeleton—the structure comes entirely from the accumulation and tension of the wrapping. The surface appears translucent milky white; when light passes through, the interior is filled with soft, directionless light, and the weight of the body causes the tube walls to sag and deform. Another version replaces tape with rope nets, similarly creating a suspended space without hard points. Wide-angle indoor shot, with the translucent tube and the outline of the space behind it visible simultaneously. Avoid: adding rigid skeletons and platforms, changing material to opaque, tube diameter being too large losing the sense of enclosure, adding artificial lighting.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

在既有的室內空間裡,以透明的膠帶一層層纏繞在柱、樑與牆之間,逐漸累積成一個半透明的管狀空腔,人可以爬進去、在其中移動、看見外面模糊的世界。材料只有膠帶,沒有骨架——結構完全來自纏繞的累積與張力。表面呈現半透明的乳白,光透過時內部瀰漫著沒有方向的柔光,身體的重量會讓管壁下陷變形。另一種版本以繩網取代膠帶,同樣是無硬點的懸浮空間。室內廣角拍攝,半透明的管與後方空間的輪廓同時可見。避免:加入硬質骨架與平台、材料改為不透明、管徑過大失去包覆感、加設人工照明。