De-Vice: A 10 m² Kinetic Meditation Space by Studio Caspar Schols
Studio Caspar Schols, led by architect Caspar Schols, has designed De-Vice, a 10 m² kinetic meditation space in the Netherlands. The project, curated by Nina Vuga, is a seven-meter-tall structure that participants gradually open to the landscape through their own movement. Photographs by Caspar Schols, Dariya Cheremisina, and Jorrit 't Hoen document the installation. Categorized under installations, structures, cultural architecture, and observation centers, the project is slated for completion in 2026. The design emphasizes interactive engagement, allowing users to transform a closed space into an open environment through physical action.
Key facts
- De-Vice is a kinetic meditation space designed by Studio Caspar Schols.
- The project is curated by Nina Vuga.
- The architectural area is 10 m².
- The project year is 2026.
- Photographers include Caspar Schols, Dariya Cheremisina, and Jorrit 't Hoen.
- The structure stands seven meters tall.
- Participants open the space to the landscape through their own movement.
- The project is located in the Netherlands.
Entities
Artists
- Caspar Schols
- Nina Vuga
Institutions
- Studio Caspar Schols
Locations
- Netherlands
- The Netherlands