In this collection, Eyal Geiger explores the profound interplay between the building's permanence and the fleeting, powerful moments of human expression. The grand, neoclassical basalt steps of Parliament House, an incomplete masterpiece standing since 1856. These sweeping western stairs serve as more than just a grand entrance; they are a traditional meeting place where the city’s heart beats loudest. They serve as an unyielding, silent witness to the city's evolving history.