Seventeen appears like a living work that emits its own breath. Consisting of 17 white cushions made of Tyvek (a non-woven synthetic material), the installation hangs over the visitors heads. The undulating movement, combined with a subtle integrated light system, creates a kind of breathing, which seems to guide viewers as they move through the exhibition.

Born in 1979, lives and works in Berlin, Germany.
Nils Völker lives and works in Berlin. He graduated in Communication Design from the Bauhaus University of Weimar. Since 2010, he has been designing large installations half-way between technology and art, in which he programmes the rhythm of the air which inflates and deflates large cushions made of dustbin bags or other materials.

http://nilsvoelker.com