About the artwork

The Sensory Rave Spa is a restorative oasis at the heart of the festival, a space to soften, regulate, and reconnect through sound, touch, scent, light, hydration, and rest.

Created by Berlin-based collective Overflow, the project explores what care can look like within rave culture. Rooted in the belief that pleasure and recovery belong together, it offers a gentler counterpoint to the intensity of the dancefloor.

This year is shaped by the pull of water, the weight of rhythm, and the energy of living cultures. We've built a space of rippling light and glowing currents, anchored by beds that vibrate with the low-end and surfaces that feel like they're floating.

Everything here is a prompt to slow down. Between the botanical haze and the guided meditations, we're serving cold, nourishing elixirs to keep you grounded while the atmosphere takes over. The space is bathed in custom-curated soundscapes, designed to hold the body and dissolve the boundary between self and surroundings. It's a full-body sink into a slower frequency, where botanical encounters and microbial imagery render visible the quieter rhythms of transformation through rest, ritual, relation, and time.

Overflow’s Sensory Rave Spa is fueled by the living cultures of KULT Kefir. A Brussels-based company that produces organic water kefirs that combine freshness and natural benefits for your body.
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About Overflow

Overflow is a Berlin-based collective reimagining the rave landscape through sensory rebalance and wellbeing.

Working at the intersection of nightlife, wellbeing, and multisensory design, Overflow creates environments that invite embodied presence, collective rest, and emotional release. Their work draws on sound, movement, light, scent, touch, and spatial design to offer softer alternatives to the harder, faster rhythms of contemporary club culture.

Alongside immersive events and installations, Overflow’s research and advocacy work explores how nightlife can better support post-rave wellbeing, collective care, and more sustainable forms of euphoria. Through experimentation, prototyping, and public programming, they move research on and off the dancefloor, using lived experience to shape new cultural formats.
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Partner

- Kult