Kurt Perschke’s RedBall Project inserts a giant inflatable red sphere into unexpected urban spaces, transforming alleys, arches, façades, and public squares into temporary sculptural events. By pressing against architecture, the work makes familiar city spaces feel newly visible, playful, and strange.
Kurt Perschke, RedBall Project (2001–ongoing)
Kurt Perschke’s RedBall Project inserts a giant inflatable red sphere into unexpected urban spaces, transforming alleys, arches, façades, and public squares into temporary sculptural events. By pressing against architecture, the work makes familiar city spaces feel newly visible, playful, and strange.
