A fictive exhibition project exploring the work of architect Friedrich Kiesler, staged at Kanal – Centre Pompidou in Brussels. The raw, industrial space of the former factory offered a dramatic setting, with its vast open floors and striking voids. The scenography was conceived around these architectural features, using simple geometric panels suspended from the existing structure. The result was a clean, minimalistic intervention that gave the exhibited objects the spatial clarity and attention they deserved.
As this was my first individual scenography project, I was fully responsible for the concept and design.
I developed a refined approach that emphasized restraint, ensuring the exhibition design became a discreet but
powerful frame through which Kiesler’s work could speak for itself.