moradavaga's neon red light installation envelops former train station in italy

AURORA neon sign by Moradavaga wraps the vacant train station

Design collective Moradavaga presents its latest interactive art piece, Aurora, located at the former train station/bar/cultural hub in Auer/Ora, Italy. Resembling a climbing plant, the installation gracefully envelops the vacant building, forming the word ‘Aurora’ in the shape of a giant neon sign. The typographic design draws from the electrifying dynamics of passing trains and the vibrant energy once present within the site. The artwork is a captivating artistic intervention that visually signals a new dawn in the life of the former train station ‘Ora – Val di Fiemme/Auer – Fleimstal’.

all images courtesy of Moradavaga

lit tubes echo the electrifying dynamics of passing trains

The ‘Aurora’ lettering and its connecting elements can be appreciated from various angles, setting the stage for the new future of this space. Beyond its visual impact, the illuminating art piece also serves a unifying purpose. The pipes extending from the lettering can be interactively used as speaking tubes, reminiscent of ancient string telephones.

The intervention alludes to the electrical nature of the old train power source while injecting a splash of color and light to the structure guiding the way towards its future transformation into a cultural center, ‘AurOra’. Through this installation, the creative collective underscores the collaborative and interdisciplinary potential of the future cultural center, emphasizing its role as a place of connection and creativity.

Aurora interactive art piece climbs over the former train station/bar/cultural hub in Auer/Ora, Italy

the light installation gracefully envelops the vacant building

Moradavaga collective forms the word ‘Aurora’ in the shape of a giant neon sign

the neon-lit-up tubes resemble a climbing plant enveloping the old structure

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project info:

name: AURORA
designer: Moradavaga | @moradavaga

location: Auer/Ora, Italy

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom