This project explores the idea of rhythm, repetition, and framed perspective through a spatial installation. A sequence of structural frames creates a corridor-like passage that emphasizes movement, light, and changing viewpoints. The design is rooted in minimal geometry, using modular elements arranged in a gradual rhythm that guides the visitor forward. As one walks through, the structure frames alternating views of the surroundings, blurring the boundary between inside and outside. The installation is envisioned as part of a public square, functioning as a striking entrance to a larger building and inviting passersby to experience space and perspective through architectural rhythm.