Stand under a moving sky
An 80-by-25-metre textile landscape moves above Centrale Markthal, continuously reshaped by air, light and sound.
Boris Acket is filling the monumental Centrale Markthal with the largest version of EINDER yet: roughly 80 by 25 metres of textile suspended overhead, pushed into constantly changing forms by fans and transformed with light and sound. One moment it reads like a cloud, the next a rolling sea or a storm front. During selected evenings it becomes the setting for live music — the Concertgebouw Orchestra on 21 October, Elias Mazian on 22 October and Joep Beving on 29 October. Or visit on an exhibition day and let the installation be the whole reason to go.
Book hereOn arrival
Cross into Centrale Markthal — Access is via the footbridge — allow around fifteen minutes from the entrance to reach the hall.
Inside
Look up — Let the moving textile, air, light and sound do the work. The installation continuously changes rather than looping one fixed show.
Optional
Choose a concert night — Pair EINDER with Beethoven, Elias Mazian or Joep Beving if you want the installation with a live soundtrack.
Centrale Markthal is hard enough to get inside. Now put an enormous artificial sky above it that never takes the same shape twice.
Would you actually go?
