DRIFTING

The latest creation from Touki Delphine is an ingenious sound and art installation built from recycled materials salvaged from car wrecks. Suspended among the trees, more than a hundred discarded windscreen washer reservoirs form a musical landscape, where the environment moves to the rhythm of time. Let yourself be carried away on a hypnotic journey where nature, technology and music merge.

Touki Delphine is known both in the Netherlands and internationally for their installations made from recycled car parts and their collaborations with world-renowned musicians. In DRIFTING, dozens of white windscreen washer pumps move independently, each producing subtle sounds. Together, they form a rippling super-organism of harmonising electronics. Inspired by the avant-garde — with a gentle nod to Debussy’s La Mer — DRIFTING reflects the endless motion of the world around us. A musical experience that resonates long after it ends.

By day, DRIFTING is part of the visual arts programme: walk past the installation, wander beneath it, take a moment to sit — and move on when you’re ready. By night, the forest is transformed into a magical concert space, hosting mesmerising live performances. A separate ticket is required for the evening programme.

Visual arts can be visited daily from Saturday 14 June between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM.