A waterfall in slow motion transforms an empty swimming pool into a meditative space of experience. Light, sound, and movement merge into an endless flow of projection and atmosphere. The space becomes a place of contemplative calm and immersive perception.

A waterfall cascades in slow motion over a ten-metre-high screen into an empty swimming pool. In its decelerated movement, an unfamiliar calm emerges. Projections of spray cast light reflections onto the white tiles. As visitors move through the space, sounds shift and interact with the waterfall. In an endless loop, the site unfolds into a continuous flow of image, sound, and motion.

Kollektiv Beton

KOLLEKTIV BETON, formed by artists Nathalie Kamber and Rebekka Friedli, has been creating immersive, installative, and audiovisual works since 2016 that explore phenomena beyond everyday perception. Their works have been presented at film festivals and exhibitions in Switzerland and across Europe.