The past meets present in this pavilion exhibition celebrating Rodin’s sculptures on the grounds of Thorvaldsen’s Museum. The ancient Greek-inspired columns juxtapose the modern glass domes and asymmetric walls to bring the two time periods together. Heavily influenced by ancient Greek sculptures, particularly the Elgin sculptures of the Parthenon, Rodin is known for his expressive style that captures intense human emotion. Featuring an oculus, the glass domes create variable lighting to spotlight the sculptures throughout the day. Viewers lose themselves within the maze-like walls of the structure, becoming immersed by the works around every corner. Rodin’s fingerprints can be found on many of his sculptures, the imprints attesting to his artistry and acting as a lasting signature. To emulate this idea, two of the exhibition walls are lined with non-drying polymer clay, giving users the opportunity to leave their mark on the exhibit.