PINK PIPES IN THE MUSEUM

At the heart of the installation was a striking spatial intervention featuring 100 metres of pink tubular structures suspended at a height of three metres. Complementing the installation, 60 metres of Layher scaffolding formed a walkable landscape within the church nave, creating a new layer of interaction within the historic setting.

The exhibition’s film content was presented across a 10-channel video installation comprising 10 LED displays. Visitors were free to navigate the space at their own pace, exploring different cinematic perspectives through an intuitive multi-channel headphone system designed specifically for reliable day-to-day museum operation.

Bringing together historic architecture, industrial structures and contemporary media technology, the installation created a distinctive exhibition environment where spatial design and storytelling became part of a single visitor experience.