Set design for NXT Museum

IJarchitecture has designed the set and scenography of one of the spaces for the NXT Museum's current exhibition UFO – Unidentified Fluid Other.

The space evokes an intimate feel of a fitting room. The catwalk carpet leads the visitors alongside the futuristic mirrors of digital fashion house The Fabricant. The virtual garments, masks, face filters, and headdresses aim to stimulate a fashion renaissance - a shift to democratized digital trends and new, decentralized economies. The interaction between the visitors and their virtual reflections becomes an opportunity for exploration their own identity beneath the virtual layer.

The ritual of masking takes place around a spectacular sculpture by Audrey Large that functions as a gathering monument of totem challenging perception of physical vs digital.

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IJarchitecture has designed the set and scenography of one of the spaces for the NXT Museum's current exhibition UFO – Unidentified Fluid Other.

The space evokes an intimate feel of a fitting room. The catwalk carpet leads the visitors alongside the futuristic mirrors of digital fashion house The Fabricant. The virtual garments, masks, face filters, and headdresses aim to stimulate a fashion renaissance - a shift to democratized digital trends and new, decentralized economies. The interaction between the visitors and their virtual reflections becomes an opportunity for exploration their own identity beneath the virtual layer.

The ritual of masking takes place around a spectacular sculpture by Audrey Large that functions as a gathering monument of totem challenging perception of physical vs digital.

Location
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Year
2022

Client
Nxt Museum

Set design
IJarchitecture

Curator

Bogomir Doringer
Artwork
Whole-Land by The Fabricant

The Waters In Between  by Audrey Large

Immerse  by Adiel

Written and produced by Adiel and Flavio Accorinti

Vocals by Flavio Accorinti

Additional production and mastering by Albert Van Abbe

Videography

Dammes Kieft

Photography

Ivo Jelinek

 Gert Jan van Rooij

Lighting

Fosfor Lighting Engineers

Client
Nxt Museum