PAVILLON PLAYGROUND
A playground to explore digital art in a whole new way!
From July 4 to October 25, 2026, Le Pavillon invites visitors of all ages to discover Pavillon Playground, an immersive exhibition where digital art is experienced, touched and played with.
Designed as a true interactive playground, the exhibition offers an experience accessible to all generations. Here, the audience is not just watching — they take part: manipulating, experimenting and interacting with artistic installations that combine technology, creativity and play.
The exhibition brings together works by Belgian and international artists, ranging from augmented reality and immersive environments to interactive games and hybrid installations inspired by arcade culture. Each space invites visitors to explore new ways of engaging with image, sound and movement.
Conceived as a living space, Pavillon Playground also offers activities throughout the summer, especially for younger visitors, extending the experience through creativity and discovery.
An exhibition to enjoy with family or friends, for a playful and surprising experience at the heart of digital art.
Curated by: Marie Du Chastel - artistic director of KIKK
Practical informations
Exhibition on view from July 4 to October 25, 2026
Wednesday to Sunday, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Open on public holidays
About the artists
Julie Stephen Chheng
Julie is an artist and designer whose work combines drawing, storytelling and digital technologies to create immersive experiences accessible to all audiences. Trained at the École des Arts Décoratifs, she has been developing international projects for several years in collaboration with museums, festivals and cultural institutions. Through her installations, she explores our relationship with nature by transforming drawing into interactive, sensory and narrative environments.
More about her work: juliestephenchheng.com
INITI
INITI is an artistic collective based in Prague, bringing together visual artists, technicians and musicians to create interactive installations and audiovisual projects. Their works, designed for both indoor and outdoor spaces, combine image and sound to transform real environments into immersive and illusion-based experiences. They currently develop playful interactive installations that invite audiences to actively engage with and explore the space.
More about their work : initiplayground.com
Robin Baumgarten
Robin is an artist and experimental game developer based in Berlin. Working at the intersection of games, art and research, he creates original interactive experiences — from minimalist physical games to playful installations — that explore scientific concepts in accessible and poetic ways. His works invite audiences to manipulate, experiment and discover complex phenomena through play.
More about his work : wobblylabs.com
Christophe Monchalin
Christophe is a French-Belgian artist based in Brussels, whose practice spans visual, interactive and immersive arts. With a background in computer science and robotics engineering, he explores the connections between emotions, sensations, and natural or physical phenomena through his work. He also develops XR and interactive experiences, while collaborating on audiovisual and film projects as a VFX and 2D/3D compositing artist.
More about his work : christophemonchalin.com