Mimicking the natural phenomenon of phototropism - the process by which plants produce more growth hormone on the dark side of the stem to make the flower grow towards the light - the northerly elevation has been elongated, causing the whole form to lean toward the light, bending and stretching upwards and outwards in a southerly direction.
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