Kaleidosteeple.

A public sculpture commissioned for St Michael’s Place in Croydon, Kaleidosteeple transforms the sky into a shifting kaleidoscope of light and reflection. Inspired by the neighbouring church steeple, it reinterprets the idea of a landmark as a space for gathering, observation, and play. Its mirrored surfaces reflect Croydon’s changing skyline and community, creating a living artwork that evolves with light, weather, and season.

An outdoor plaza with a modern white sculpture and buildings in the background.

A woman with red hair, smiling, tending to plants on a rooftop garden, surrounded by white metal posts and greenery.

A church steeple seen through a blurred foreground of greenery and window bars, with a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Close-up of a metal structure with white poles, cables, and a reflective mirror panel, intertwined with climbing green plants against a background of a building and blue sky with clouds.

Low-angle view of a tall metal structure with climbing vines against a blue sky with clouds.

A playground climbing structure with a curved slide or climbing wall, surrounded by a beige metal frame, under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Woman in black dress standing inside a modern white structure with vertical bars and climbing plants, in an outdoor urban setting with brick buildings in the background.

A circular mirror mosaic with cracked tiles, reflecting a cloudy sky.

A woman with reddish hair looking upward while interacting with plants on a trellis in an urban garden.

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“Atelier et al. brings to light the quiet drama and materiality of the work, allowing its forms and subtleties to resonate beyond the site and Kaleidosteeple itself.”

— Cristina Morbi, Director, Studio Maetherea.