For one evening during the TWT Block Party, Aly Indermühle brought about the remarkable transformation of an ordinary parking garage into something truly extraordinary. The result was an immersive and captivating multi-sensory sanctuary known as Colour Bathing, a public art installation that left an impression on all who experienced it.
As visitors approached the installation, they were immediately drawn in by the vibrant and mesmerizing interplay of bright colors and soft, meditative sounds. The hues danced gracefully across the ceiling and various surfaces, creating an atmosphere of beauty and enchantment. It was a symphony of color and light that had been orchestrated to evoke the attendees' senses.

Within this activated space, one could not help but feel a sense of tranquility and wonder. The ambient sounds that filled the room provided a gentle backdrop, subtly accentuating the soothing illuminations. It was a space that beckoned introspection and contemplation, inviting those who entered to let their minds wander freely and immerse themselves in a world of emotion and sentiment.

But Colour Bathing was much more than just an ethereal visual spectacle. It was also a welcoming haven, a place where time seemed to slow down, and the excitement of the outside world was momentarily forgotten. Visitors were encouraged to linger and embrace the experience, allowing themselves to be enveloped by the aura of calmness that permeated the air. It was a chance to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and instead, revel in the harmonious union of art, color, and sound.

In Aly Indermühle's hands, the parking garage became a canvas for exploration, provoking a profound sensory journey for all who stepped foot inside. Colour Bathing was a testament to the power of creativity and the ability of art to transform even the most mundane spaces into extraordinary sanctuaries of inspiration.