Simon Tegala has been commissioned by the University of Cambridge Engineering Department to create the public art for two new buildings. These are The James Dyson Building and the Electrical Engineering Building (EEDBA). Tegala’s interest has been the exploration how engineering has fundamentally shaped our world and humanity.

Flow is a sculpture located outside of The James Dyson Building. The sculpture contains an electronic screen which presents a text in a number of parts. The text will unfold over a long period of time.
The steel sculpture is inspired by the beat pattern of a bees’ wing. It contains elements of a turbine blade, it might also be reminiscent of a knapped flint tool.

The text is a reflection of Tegala’s journey through the world of engineering, since working on the commission.

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