Monorail

A journey above the rooftops of the Laven people

The Monorail crosses the Volk van Laaf at the height of its chimneys and leaning houses. From this aerial path, inventions, gardens and scenes of everyday life appear from unexpected angles. The village then seems like a small self-contained world, built according to the habits and fanciful ingenuity of its inhabitants.

Details take on another dimension from above. A narrow passage, absurd object or Laven busy at work appears behind a roof and then gives way to a new perspective. The peaceful pace reveals how the buildings fit together and how village life continues beyond the footpaths.

A privileged view of whimsical architecture

The Monorail does not merely pass above the Volk van Laaf; it belongs to its silhouette. Its presence among the chimneys suggests that this people invented its own way of travelling. This union of contemplative outing and inhabited village gives the experience a gentle, curious identity entirely bound to the place it reveals.