“Zero on See”
Today’s Art, The Pier in Scheveningen
The banana-shaped inflatable tube is squeezed between the beams and stairs of the terrace of the round structure at the Pier in Scheveningen. The current entrance to the terrace could be modified into an airlock to enter the pneumatic structure. To conclude, the bubble could become a viewpoint on the curved seafront, hosting a number of events.
Mini Gagarins
Bubbles are installed in the Museum of Arts and Science in Valencia. Transparent, translucent and opaque colours are playfully mixed, and patterns are explored. Through the transparent openings, visitors discover new shapes and perspectives while moving through the space between the bubbles.
“4 + 4 Days in Motion” Festival, Prague
Solid, concrete mass.
At first, we explore the voids in the organism of the building.
Secondly, we find a concept, a fun and playful way to experiment with the story that is already narrated by the form and the programme of the building.
Then we install structures that invite visitors to explore new forms of interaction.
In the building, there are different programmatic sections. We connect two floors of the building through the windows. In this way, the window becomes an opening to another floor instead of to the public space. On the ground floor, a pneumatic structure that reacts to the presence of visitors is being installed.
IgorLounge
The furniture becomes a staff and people become clefs, as in music notes. Modules can be installed, removed and replaced in a very short time in various places, such as a river, a train station, a hill or a viewpoint overlooking the city.
Breathing Volume
Upon entering, the public is embraced by breathing walls that constantly change their physical volume for approximately five minutes, creating the perception of being inside a living organism.
Kubrick
It is an idea of a space that consists of a single route and plays with the visitors' senses. There are one entrance and an exit, which are connected through a circular path. In the beginning of the path, a sound installation is welcoming the visitors. While entering deeper, people can touch different haptic of textiles, smell an installation with applied scents on it, see a rainbow coloured corridor, and finally taste a bubble full of different tastes. The idea is to activate the senses walking through the inflatable structure.