The Philips Pattern is an installation commemorating the golden age of television. This fascinating exhibit explores how a simple error message evolved into a significant piece of public art. The installation not only highlights the technical glitches of the past but also delves into the cultural impact and nostalgic value of television in its prime, turning what was once a source of frustration into a powerful and evocative public intervention. Visitors are invited to reflect on the intersection of technology and art, and how even the most mundane elements can become iconic symbols over time.