Highway underpasses are usually no-go zones at night, but not in this Polish city. Designers converted a dark tunnel in the city of Katowice, Poland, into a colorful neon-lit sound installation. From the ceiling, PVC pipes hang and create a variety of sound effects every time a strong breeze rolls, and pedestrians can interact with the installation as they pass by. Wouldn’t it be nice if more cities could turn their dark underpasses into works of art?
This city turned a dark highway underpass into a glowing work of art
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