Euphoria Art Grand Palais: Video & Interactive Experience
- Paris's Grand palais has reopened its doors following a four-year renovation, inaugurating the space wiht the Balloon museum's "Euphoria" exhibition.
- Among the installations are five giant silver spheres reminiscent of Newton's cradle, swaying rhythmically.
- The "Euphoria" exhibition features a range of engaging displays, including black bin bags that appear to breathe on the walls, a bed that slowly inhales and exhales, and...
Grand Palais Welcomes Balloon Museum’s “Euphoria” After Reopening
Updated June 06, 2025
Paris’s Grand palais has reopened its doors following a four-year renovation, inaugurating the space wiht the Balloon museum’s “Euphoria” exhibition. The exhibit offers a playful, immersive experience, inviting visitors to interact with the art.
Among the installations are five giant silver spheres reminiscent of Newton’s cradle, swaying rhythmically. Roberto Fantauzzi, founder of the Balloon Museum, encourages interaction, stating, “It is forbidden not to touch.”
The “Euphoria” exhibition features a range of engaging displays, including black bin bags that appear to breathe on the walls, a bed that slowly inhales and exhales, and a glass house filled with blue balloons. The Japanese-British duo A.A. Murakami contributed a tree that releases smoke-filled bubbles, while the exhibition culminates in a massive pit containing two million black balls.
What’s next
The Grand Palais is set to host a variety of events and exhibitions, solidifying its role as a cultural hub in Paris.