SVZ Horst – State of Play – Theo de Meyer

© Eline Willaert

© Jeroen Verrecht

© Illias Teirlinck

© Maryan Said

Arnaud Eubelen - © Antoine Grenez

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© Dieter Van Caneghem

© Illias Teirlinck

Jeroen Provoost - © Illias Teirlinck

Ellen Pil - © Jeroen Verrecht

© Tim Buiting

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© Jeroen Verrecht

© Tim Buiting

© Illias Teirlinck

© Illias Teirlinck

© Illias Teirlinck

© Illias Teirlinck

© Tim Buiting

© Elias D

© Illias Teirlinck

© Jente Waerzeggers

© Jonas Reubens

© Illias Teirlinck

© Illias Teirlinck

© Jente Waerzeggers

© Stand Van Zaken

Filip Vervaet - © Jeroen Verrecht

© Jonas Reubens

© Jente Waerzeggers

© Illias Teirlinck

© Illias Teirlinck

Bram Vanderbeke - © Eline Willaert

Jeroen Provoost - © Illias Teirlinck

Instituut Voor Volkswarmte - © Illias Teirlinck

© Tim Buiting

Tom Volkaert - © Dieter Van Caneghem

Alice Vanderschoot - © Elias D

Luca Monterastelli - © Jente Waerzeggers

Ellen Pil - © Eline Willaert

© Elias D

SVZ Horst – State of Play, 2023

Stand Van Zaken
Horst Arts & Music Festival
2023

Theo De Meyer & doorzon interieur architecten

STATE OF PLAY

An ordinary street between dormant buildings. For a moment, the road becomes a construction site, a playground, an arena. On stage, a field of thirty-six columns, underground waste pipes standing upright, tightly lined up. Together they form a building that does not exist, under the roof of an infinite sky.

Each column adorned with imaginative capitals: a sculpture, a bunch of greenery, a fountain, a ray of light.

A bridge against the facade overlooks the square. Below, the DJ brings the scene to life. Here come the dancers; happy and exuberant. A partying temple.

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