Architecture is created from light. Light as a construction material thanks to Antoni Arola's proposal, developed for the multinational SIMON, the first of these characteristics to participate in the Festival.
Non-existent spaces appear out of nowhere, mutate, mix, cut, dialogue and turn off. A mixture of visual, sound, and spiritual sensibilities is created and we approach, little by little, the intangible.
The actors are the public that walks inside this Garden, almost dreamlike...
This immersive proposal wants to “awaken the senses and the conscience with the aim of making the visitor feel like part of an illusion.” The designer creates architecture from light, an element that he uses as a construction material in a space designed for the visitor to contemplate the scenes and interact with the physical elements and volumes that appear and disappear.
Non-existent spaces appear out of nowhere, mutate, mix, cut, dialogue and turn off. A mixture of visual, sound and spiritual sensibilities is created and we gradually approach the intangible.
This installation invites you to take a free tour of the space both to contemplate the scenes and to actively interact with the physical elements and volumes that appear and disappear.
With this project, Simon goes beyond the solutions that he designs, manufactures and markets and contributes to the culture of light, since, by collaborating with a project like this, he makes us see, feel and understand it. Simon is the head of an industrial group specializing in technological solutions for lighting, light control, connectivity and electrical equipment for contract (retail, hospitality, workplaces) and residential projects.
For all these spaces, a firm commitment to design and innovation is maintained, which has led Simon, precisely in the year of its first centenary, to the National Design Award granted by the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness.
Non-existent spaces appear out of nowhere, mutate, mix, cut, dialogue and turn off. A mixture of visual, sound, and spiritual sensibilities is created and we approach, little by little, the intangible.
The actors are the public that walks inside this Garden, almost dreamlike...
This immersive proposal wants to “awaken the senses and the conscience with the aim of making the visitor feel like part of an illusion.” The designer creates architecture from light, an element that he uses as a construction material in a space designed for the visitor to contemplate the scenes and interact with the physical elements and volumes that appear and disappear.
Non-existent spaces appear out of nowhere, mutate, mix, cut, dialogue and turn off. A mixture of visual, sound and spiritual sensibilities is created and we gradually approach the intangible.
This installation invites you to take a free tour of the space both to contemplate the scenes and to actively interact with the physical elements and volumes that appear and disappear.
With this project, Simon goes beyond the solutions that he designs, manufactures and markets and contributes to the culture of light, since, by collaborating with a project like this, he makes us see, feel and understand it. Simon is the head of an industrial group specializing in technological solutions for lighting, light control, connectivity and electrical equipment for contract (retail, hospitality, workplaces) and residential projects.
For all these spaces, a firm commitment to design and innovation is maintained, which has led Simon, precisely in the year of its first centenary, to the National Design Award granted by the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness.
