"Restawr" is Maltese, which means "Repair" in English.Filfla was used by The Royal Navy and Royal Air Force for target practice until 1971. Spent cartridges are still found in Filfla now and then. Humans destroyed the Filfla environment, and the gap between the massive rock and the islet body is a trace of being attacked at that time. The installation Utilizes high-density composition, it deceives the visual perception to create a visual effect of seamlessly blending with the mountainous terrain when viewed from a distance.
The interior of the installation is to repair human mental health—people who need to find the long-lost peace of mind on this island. People will complete the journey of self-recovery within four stages in the installation - Calming, Sewing, Healing, and Recovering. However, the journey is not limited to a day, a week, or a year.
