Giant inflatable artworks are being displayed across public areas in The Hague as part of an open-air art exhibition, according to reports from multiple outlets. One highlight is a large floating inflatable “stew pot” installed on a lake, which visitors can view outdoors. The installations bring large-scale inflatable sculptures into the city’s open environment, making the works visible from nearby paths and viewpoints. The exhibition features multiple oversized inflatable pieces placed around the city rather than in a traditional indoor gallery setting. Local coverage describes the display as a temporary takeover of public space by the inflatable artworks, drawing attention for their scale and playful, attention-grabbing designs. The coverage does not indicate that the artworks are interactive, but emphasizes that they are presented for public viewing in an outdoor setting. Overall, the reporting agrees that The Hague is currently hosting a series of large inflatable sculptures in and around city locations, including the lake installation.