A sensory and playful journey. The dim lighting of the old sheepfold is conducive to relaxation.

The scenography chose to empty the nave, free up the walls, and conceal the existing light channels with metal plates. The building is thus revealed.

Objects placed on the floor invite visitors to sit down, touch and look. Their materials evoke the local landscape: rocks, wood, leather and wool. Light is also treated as a material, evoking water. Its intensity varies in a wave-like motion, accompanying visitors to the next room.

In the oven Room, visitors are invited to listen to audio interviews. The speakers, housed in ceramic artworks, are softly lit.

The signage, made of cut-out metal letters, is backlit. Suspended lights mark the listening areas.

At the back of the room, the oven crackles.