
inflatable installation by moradavaga lands in the former train station aur-ora in italy
Kami from the Sky by Moradavaga reimagines a small red hut Moradavaga's 'Kami from the Sky' introduces a temporary inflatable installation designed for »
Kami from the Sky by Moradavaga reimagines a small red hut
Moradavaga‘s ‘Kami from the Sky’ introduces a temporary inflatable installation designed for the cultural utilization of a former railway station in Auer (Aur-Ora) in Italy. The project was achieved with the support of raumlaborberlin, known for its work on inflatable structures such as the ‘Kitchenmonument’ and ‘Spacebuster.’
The installation serves as a conceptual continuation of ‘Kami in the Whispering Forest,’ a project by Moradavaga completed in Neumarkt/Egna, Italy, in 2018. This iteration advances the narrative of ‘Kami,’ a small red hut, now situated at the Aur-Ora train station after its descent with a large, specialized parachute.

parachute installation stands on the former railway station
Upon landing in Auer/Ora, ‘Kami’ transitions from its Whispering Forest origins, establishing itself on the grounds of the former railway station. The parachute inflates to form a temporary space that fosters creative engagement and cultural experimentation until the station undergoes renovation.
The project by Moradavaga was realized through a workshop held at the Youth and Cultural Center Point in Neumarkt/Egna and at Haus Curtinie in Kurtinig/Cortina, facilitating collaborative efforts and innovative uses of the site.













project info:
name: Kami from the Sky
architect: Moradavaga | @moradavaga
collaboration: Julie Battistolo
thanks to: Michele Braito, Judith Calliari, Hartman Calliari, Hannes Christoph, Paul Dibiasi, Martin Dindo, Viktor Eccli, Renate Frasnelli, Elias Hauser, Brigitte Matthias, Hartmut Porkert, Roland Pichler, Thomas Scherer, Irene Fliri, Klaus Vedovelli, Emil Vescoli
special thanks to: raumlaborberlin
location: Auer/ Ora, Italy
photography: Moradavaga – Arno Ebner | @_argeb_
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