Who doesn't know the world-famous game ‘Tic Tac Toe’? In this case in a gigantic version, consisting of three 6 x 6 metre scaffolds divided into nine fields. Instead of Xs and Os, however, the game is played with plants, figures and animals that light up either red or green.

How do you play?

As with the original, the game is played in pairs. The game is started by pressing the buzzer or moving the joystick. The buzzer then lights up in the colour of the current player – either red or green. Use the joystick to select a field. The white light indicates which field you are currently in. The selection is confirmed with the buzzer and the field lights up in the player’s colour. Now it is the opponent’s turn. Play alternates until three squares light up horizontally, vertically or diagonally in the same colour.

Chezbulb | Cyril Minois

Cyril Minois alias Chezbulb is inspired by everyday materials that are essential to us but are often hidden or even forgotten. The idea is to transform ordinary building materials to give them nobility, poetry and to highlight the other side of the image. Chezbulb’s lights create an unusual world where plastic beauty appears in an imaginary wandering that mixes inspiration from human nature with urban aesthetics.