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Inez Kovač
Ljubljana, SI
Set inside a converted textile mill, the 1.4-kilometre spiral took 31 hours to lay and 22 minutes to fall.
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Spotlight · April 2026
Inside a converted Slovenian textile mill, lighting designer turned pattern-builder Inez Kovač spent thirty-one hours laying a spiral that took twenty-two minutes to fall. Our editorial team timed the cascade across three cameras.
Length
1,402m
Setup
31h
Cascade
22m
Holder
Inez Kovač
Ljubljana, SI
Time
22:14:09
Recently set · Apr 2026
Distance
Set inside a converted textile mill, the 1.4-kilometre spiral took 31 hours to lay and 22 minutes to fall.
Inez Kovač
Ljubljana, SI
Set
Apr 12, 2026
Time
On 18-inch peg stilts around a sanctioned outdoor track in low-wind conditions.
Marquise Adelman
Brooklyn, US
Set
Mar 30, 2026
Digits
Three-ball cascade, no drops, judged by the FEAT. mnemonics panel.
Hira Bhatt
Pune, IN
Set
Apr 04, 2026
Weight
Sumo-stance, sanctioned bar, third attempt. White lights across the panel.
Etta Holloway
Christchurch, NZ
Set
Apr 18, 2026
Time
Wrists wrapped, no wall, no spotter. Heart rate held under 110 bpm for the final hour.
Dario Penna
Bologna, IT
Set
Feb 22, 2026
Height
62 buttermilk pancakes, no skewers, no syrup. Held vertical for the required 10 seconds.
Brigid O'Halloran
Cork, IE
Set
Apr 22, 2026
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