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The designers make the first move. What happens next is up to you. Rotate a facet, explore what changes and leave a composition for the next visitor to continue.
One surface, endless compositions
Hundreds of individually rotating facets form a spatial installation. Each facet rotates 360 degrees and has a different colour on either side. A single turn changes how colour and light meet, what you can see through the surface and how the pattern takes shape.
The installation begins with a composition created by the designers. From that moment, they give up control of its arrangement. Visitors can make a small adjustment or transform a whole section. Every change becomes part of a collective composition that evolves throughout Dutch Design Week.
Open or closed. Subtle or graphic. Ordered or unexpected. There is no final composition.
Designed to be changed.
