Pose Expose Pavilion is a roofed hexadecagon shaped pavilion elevated from the ground by a roofing felt covered base. Each of the 16 sides of the hexadecagon is covered by a to-way-mirror glass from floor to ceiling. Because of the glass the pavilion becomes a transforming filter between people situated inside and outside the pavilion. During the four days festival a line up with young DJ's perform in the pavilion through a silent disco system.

In the daytime the pavilion is transparent for those standing inside looking outside and a reflective mirror for those standing outside looking inside. At night time the interior is illuminated by a simple light show which creates a reverse perceptual situation. The pavilion becomes transparent for those standing outside looking inside and a reflective mirror for those standing inside looking outside.

The idea of the work is to create a unique situation which stages the participants staging of themself.