d by the Péckvillecher, traditional Luxembourg handmade clay whistles in the shape of birds, Julie Conrad designed an installation of a large group of clay objects from Nospelt for the Luxembourg pavilion in Dubai.
Reactive to the movements and interaction of visitors, this cloud of objects resonates and immerses the passer-by in a parallel universe. The objects react individually but also as a whole, creating an installation capable of interacting with several people at the same time, forming a unique melody that unites the public. The work communicates with visitors through a universal language, capable of connecting minds, by emphasising auditory and visual sensations.
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In the framework of "Mir wëlle bleiwen, wat mir ginn." - Kënschtlerkollektiv
Producer: Fonds culturel national

Co-producers: Ministère de la Culture,
TROIS C-L Centre de Création Chorégraphique Luxembourgeois,
Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'art contemporain

Curators: Bernard Baumgarten and Kevin Muhlen