‘After a seven day’s march through woodland, the traveller directed toward Baucis cannot see the city and yet he has arrived. The slender stilts that rise from the ground at a great distance from one another and are lost above the clouds support the city.’ Inspired by a quote from Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities, Baucis is a project that imagines a made-up city, a timeless idea of a city inhabited only by light, sound and data. An analogy between pixels and the windows of buildings. An interpretation of the relationships created between various points of light. Imagine Baucis at night, when cities go dark and buildings are gradually flooded with the reflections of thousands of tiny lights, creating a random choreography and sketching a unique, moving landscape of light.

In collaboration with Carlight, Lluria and Sugar Sound Rental.

Júlia Rossinyol has a degree in spatial design and is part of the Estudi Antoni Arola team, which has more than seven years’ experience in developing projects related to light, stage and digital technology.

Kevin Sake has a degree in spatial design and a master’s in product design. He is part of the Rauric collective, which develops lighting projects.

Mercè Lledós has a degree in graphic and audiovisual design. She is interested in light artefacts and programming, a field in which she is currently training.