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Claudia Comte composes 52-meter inflatable sound sculpture<\/h2>\n

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Lightning Symphony by Swiss artist Claudia Comte is a 52-meter inflatable<\/a> sound<\/a><\/strong> sculpture<\/a><\/strong> on Basel\u2019s<\/a><\/strong> Messeplatz, created for the Eurovision Song Contest. Shaped like giant undulating sound waves, it invites visitors to walk through a glowing, rhythmic corridor where music becomes a physical and visual experience. Located next to the ESC Village, the installation<\/a><\/strong> celebrates sound, movement, and community as a universal language.<\/p>\n

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From the outside, the flowing black contours trace the iconic waveforms of popular classics and modern anthems, giving shape to what would otherwise remain invisible. Inside, LED<\/a><\/strong> lights pulse in rhythmic waves outward, animating the structure with a glowing heartbeat, a luminous, meditative encounter with music in motion.<\/p>\n

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all images courtesy of
Claudia Comte<\/a> unless stated otherwise<\/p>\n

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Lightning Symphony celebrates rhythm, community, and sound<\/h2>\n

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As the artistic centerpiece of the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Lightning Symphony is a vibrant celebration of rhythm, community, and the unifying power of sound. ‘For the Eurovision Song Contest, I wanted to create an immersive installation that pays tribute to the deep interaction between sound, movement, and contemporary art. This installation, called Lightning Symphony, transforms the fairground into both a stage and a place of refuge. It is a symbol of community and invites all people, regardless of origin, language, or background, to experience music as a universal language that transcends borders,’ shares Swiss artist<\/a><\/strong> Claudia Comte.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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Lightning Symphony spans 52 meters as an inflatable sound sculpture on Basel\u2019s Messeplatz<\/p>\n

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the installation invites visitors to walk through a glowing, wave-shaped corridor<\/p>\n

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