Céu de Marmelada is the name that the company
all(zone) gave to the temporary pavilion installed in Thailand. Made with colorful fabric, the project was installed at Wonderfruit 2017, a festival that promotes and develops creative solutions for sustainable living. The installation provides a shady environment for visitors and is made with steel poles and portable concrete bases. The composition of the fabric gives the visual effect of a large blue and pink scale.
The piece was created for the four-day open-air event in eastern Bangkok. The festival's mission is to create products and projects with zero carbon emissions that can be reused. The festival took place between December 14th and 17th and will have its next edition starting on December 13th this year.
Pavilhão visto à noite, durante o festival (Divulgação/CASACOR)
After the event, the pavilion was removed leaving no trace that it had ever been there. With detachable and easy-to-store pieces, those responsible for the design store them and wait for new use. This was what happened in January this year, when the structure was reassembled at the Thai Government House, during a Children's Day event, on January 12th.
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