Client : Brussels Sewer Museum

Lieu : Sewer Museum – Brussels

Opening : February 2026

Type : Temporary

Scenography : Louis Luyten

Graphic design : Denis Decaluwe

Hands-on : Louis Luyten

Lighting : Licht

Artists : Romain Tardy & Coline Cornélis

Note :

The exhibition invites visitors to rediscover the Senne, the river that gave birth to Brussels and is now largely hidden from view. The journey traces its nourishing role, its gradual burial and the current initiatives aiming to bring it back to life.
At the heart of the exhibition, a digital and sound artwork evolves in real time based on environmental data collected from the Brussels network, bringing art, science and territory into dialogue.
The scenography combines a scientific approach with a sensory experience across four key moments, each with its own atmosphere. Backlit educational displays and interactive exhibits make the content accessible to all audiences.
The design follows an eco-responsible approach, favouring the reuse of structures and the use of durable graphic supports.

Photo credits : Denis Decaluwe and Eve-Anne HKS