Tape And Tape: A Cocoon Fit For A Church

Numen/For Use are at it again. This certainly isn’t the first time that they’ve created a cocoon out of adhesive tape. But while Tape Melbourne was a project that filled an outdoor public space, Tuft Pula is a little more reserved. Currently installed in a former church in Pula, Croatia, the cocoon dangles almost precariously in the centre of the building.

The structure is made with adhesive tape and is covered with tufted carpet. A ladder allows people to climb inside and take a seat in the soft and inviting space. It looks pretty comfortable.

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