KLOVER was exhibited at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, bringing acoustic performance into a gallery setting. Inspired by the relationship between geometric order and the irregular forms found in nature, KLOVER uses colour, texture and form to shape both the visual and acoustic character of a space.
The installation demonstrated how acoustic design can become an integrated part of the spatial experience, combining function with a strong visual presence.
Designed to Bring Texture and Acoustic Comfort Together
Part of Echokit’s SOUND ART collection, KLOVER explores the relationship between geometric order and the irregularity of natural form. Layered acoustic felt creates shifting planes of colour, shadow and depth, allowing the work to change subtly with light and viewpoint.
Designed to function as both artwork and acoustic intervention, KLOVER brings sound absorption into the visual language of the space, demonstrating how acoustic performance can be integrated as part of a considered interior rather than treated as a separate technical element.
Available in a range of designs and PET felt colours, SOUNDART can be used to create subtle acoustic treatments or a bold feature.
Better Acoustics. Better Spaces
Sound shapes how we experience a space. By reducing unwanted noise and introducing natural texture, SOUNDART helps create environments that feel calmer, clearer and more comfortable for everyone.
