The best moment for me was on the first day when we gathered (in Ambika) and there were about 80 people and we realised that this is a really international festival and there was this really good energy. It was a cool thing and after a few hours you could see something starting to be built and then going back later and seeing the pavilions emerging. It was great to watch the process of the development of each pavilion.

It was a competition, but also a festival which led to a more enthusiastic approach – so it didn’t matter if something went wrong – we could always change the plan.