Loud Shadows in Terschelling, The Netherlands by Plastique

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Loud Shadows in Terschelling, The Netherlands by Plastique Fantastique

July 9th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Plastique Fantastique

LOUD SHADOWS is a collage made by artists coming from different backgrounds: dance, music, architecture. The architecture of Plastique Fantastique is monumental, yet mobile, soft and transparent. It’s ephemeral skin influences the environment as much as its inner space offers a lucid view outwards. It is the preferred place to merge dance (LeineRoebana) and music (Kate Moore, The Stolz), and challenge the perception of time.

Image Courtesy © Jelte Keur, Maria Turik, Yena Young, Marco Canevacci

Architects: Plastique Fantastique
Project: Loud Shadows
Location: Terschelling, The Netherlands
Photography: Jelte Keur, Maria Turik, Yena Young, Marco Canevacci

Image Courtesy © Jelte Keur, Maria Turik, Yena Young, Marco Canevacci

Image Courtesy © plastique fantastique

: Image Courtesy © Jelte Keur, Maria Turik, Yena Young, Marco Canevacci

: Image Courtesy © Jelte Keur, Maria Turik, Yena Young, Marco Canevacci

: Image Courtesy © Jelte Keur, Maria Turik, Yena Young, Marco Canevacci

: Image Courtesy © Jelte Keur, Maria Turik, Yena Young, Marco Canevacci

: Image Courtesy © plastique fantastique

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Tags: Terschelling, The Netherlands

Categories: Event space, public spaces

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