Type: Installation

Audience: All ages

The ÀNIMA light installation takes a closer look at the origins of the Poblenou neighbourhood. This neighbourhood had been the most important industrial power in Barcelona, and therefore Catalonia, since the start of the 19th century.

Hence the aim here to create a relic of the past and reproduce one of its three most symbolic chimneys. Built out of transparent material, it takes the spectator to the soul of a neighbourhood that had long been an ugly, very noisy and polluted industrial zone.

However, Poblenou has grown over the years, with its factory patina and noise long gone, to become the major artistic and cultural area that today houses the Llum BCN.

Students: Laura Balsa, Sara Barrull, Sonia Bragulat, Raquel Calvo, Noelia Candon, Irene Díaz, Maria del Mar Disbrey, Marc Donaire, Laura Estrany, Nohely Belen Guerra, Aurea Heras, Guillem Hernández, Carolina Herrero, Clara Isern, Anna Mas, Alicia Moral, Beatriz Naranjo, Marie Elisabeth Oehm, Júlia Piñana, Eliseu Poch, Paula Tañá, David Torras and Marc Rovira.

Tutors: Alex Posada and Santi Vilanova.

In collaboration with: Ferroluar and Hangar.org.

With the support of: MID Studio, Protopixel and SAKMA.