Sabine Marcelis's Inflated Maze Headlines Coachella 2026 Art Program
Sabine Marcelis created a large-scale inflated maze for the Coachella 2026 art program, featuring prominent orange and yellow tubes. This installation was highlighted in the weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter, which also covered other design and architecture news. The newsletter included the Trump administration's updated design for a proposed triumphal arch in Washington, DC, Niall McLaughlin's design for a cathedral precinct in Sydney, and a study linking data centers to a heat island effect. Dezeen Agenda is a curated newsletter sent every Thursday, summarizing key stories from Dezeen. Other newsletters from the publication include Dezeen Debate, Dezeen Daily, and Dezeen In Depth. The installation was part of the Coachella festival's art offerings in 2026.
Key facts
- Sabine Marcelis designed an inflated maze for Coachella 2026.
- The maze features large orange and yellow tubes.
- Dezeen Agenda newsletter featured this installation in its weekly edition.
- The newsletter also covered a triumphal arch design by the Trump administration.
- Niall McLaughlin's cathedral design in Sydney was included.
- A study on data centers and heat island effects was mentioned.
- Dezeen Agenda is sent every Thursday.
- Coachella took place in 2026.
Entities
Artists
- Sabine Marcelis
- Niall McLaughlin
Institutions
- Dezeen
- Dezeen Agenda
- Trump administration
- Coachella
Locations
- Washington, DC
- United States
- Sydney
- Australia
- California
Sources
- Dezeen —