Sleeping Areas

After a long day in the city, what do we dream about? Do we wish that the annoying traffic noise would finally stop or that we would be woken up by birdsong? Do we want to be soothed by the rain or by the street musicians around the corner?

Each of us has our own idea of silence.

What if our dreams could come true and some urban facilities could simply fall asleep?

The city is a sensory polyphony, a space that we perceive with all our senses. What if we were to deactivate one of our sensors? What would the city be like then?

P.S. If possible, we kindly ask participants to bring their own headphones.