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L’Imaginarium du Capitein Gustav II –
Mobile family installation

Ahoy, Adventurer!

Captain Gustav II and his brave crew have sailed the seven wild seas. During their voyages, they discovered wondrous sea creatures, braved fierce waves, and explored mysterious distant lands.

Today, their world comes to life in a new and enchanting adventure.

Step into L’Imaginarium du Capitein Gustav II, where storytelling, imagination, and seafaring adventure merge into a unique experience.

From playful water creatures and rugged sailors to mysterious deep-sea divers, each character brings a piece of the story to life.
 

Captain Gustav II invites you to come aboard and embark on an unforgettable journey.

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“The combination of movement, scenography, and storytelling simply works. It’s rare to encounter an attraction that radiates such atmosphere and quality.”

A Visual, Artistic Installation

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L’Imaginarium du Capitein Gustav II is a mobile artistic installation designed as a scenographic carousel. The work brings together mechanics, craftsmanship, and storytelling in an immersive total experience.

The installation creates a shared experience in which visitors are not merely spectators, but become part of a narrative universe that unfolds layer by layer.
 

Through its visual strength and refined detailing, the work resonates with a broad and diverse audience.

Developed for Public Contexts

 

This visual installation has been developed with cultural programming in mind, across a variety of contexts such as urban projects, summer programming, and public events.

Its mobile setup allows for flexible integration into different environments, without compromising its scenographic quality or artistic integrity.
 

The combination of movement, narrative, and handcrafted detail creates a strong presence in public space, where the installation naturally brings people together around a shared experience.

A Story That Carries Its Audience Along​

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Step aboard the imaginarium and let your audience be immersed in a world full of imagination and adventure.

Captain Gustav II and his crew bring a story that is not only watched, but truly experienced.

A unique encounter that lingers long after the ship has set sail.

Children aged up to 8

Max. 4h per day (including breaks)

crew: 3 performers

This mobile installation is ideal for those looking for:

  • a visual carousel with scenographic design

  • an integration of mechanics, craftsmanship, and storytelling

  • an immersive and participatory experience

  • suitable for cultural programming and temporary installations

  • accessible to a broad and diverse audience

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A larger universe

Carnivale

This installation is part of Carnivale, a travelling fairground village where visual installations, mechanics and imagination merge into one continuous immersive experience.

Read all about Carnivale

Ready to step aboard?

We would be happy to explore how this installation could find its place within your programme or project.

Every context calls for its own approach, and together we look for a meaningful way to integrate the work within the space and engage its audience.

 

Interested in this unique installation? Leave your details, and we will be in touch shortly.

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