Bisected Triangle, Interior Curve (2002) is part of the series Pavilion that Dan Graham has been creating since the late 1970s. These are works that lie between architecture, sculpture and... site-specific, when investigating the relationship between architectural environments and those who inhabit them. In these structures, mirrors, in simple, often curved forms, cause distortions in reflections.

The glass blurs the perception of what is inside and what is outside, confusing the boundaries of space. This disorientation is intensified in works in outdoor spaces, due to changes in light throughout the day, as is the case at the Inhotim Institute.