We believe in public art for well-being and for the enhancement of cognitive awareness. That is the reason behind installation art at Boom Festival 2010.

Our standpoint is that the public space should not be treated as an infrastructure but as a playground. Displaying different-sized objects, interactive pieces, and multimedia artworks throughout the Boom venue is an inevitable invitation to interaction.

They amuse and entertain, moving us even more towards reflection and few will remain immune to their impact. The mere act of having to pass the installations and art pieces during one’s Boom pilgrimages is enough to cause some kind of reaction into both cognitive and perceptive awakening.

Interfacing public art creates an installation environment that turns regular space into art space. At Boom we present sculpture, multimedia and a myriad of installations that use space as the sacred place for artists to express their ideas through.