Swirl makes way for _______, a living, layered space divided in three – ground, sky, and celestial sphere.

Each corresponds to a different part of the sound spectrum: the ground pulses deep corporal subs, the sky carries mindful data mids, the celestial sphere suspended in ethereal highs. Light threads the space; a throughline for the three layers to find resonance as a whole.

Instead of treating structure and light as separate elements, the trio took an integrated approach, reusing industrial materials from previous iterations to build a more fluid and open spatial experience that lets shadow, texture, and reflection lead the way.

Orchestrating light, sound and architecture into 3D topography - a place where artists, audiences, and ideas converge.

_______ is the brainchild of three visionary creatives:

Ofer Smilansky, Brussels-based artist and synesthete, transforms sound, light, and movement into visceral, immersive experiences, turning the space itself into a responsive, sensory environment.

Scenographer Laura Muyldermans sculpts forms and theories with joyful experimentation and socially engaged insight, inviting interaction and discovery into each contour.

Sophia Holst, architect-researcher operating between Belgium and the Netherlands, works on the foundations of an alternative architecture in which critical urban theory and applied design are inextricable.

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