This installation shows how to use light as an architectural tool
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Location
Pl. de Colón, 4, 28001 Madrid, Spain
Design
Lighting Provider
Sound Design
Mans O
Using nothing but lights, lasers, a smoke machine and a few small props, light designer Antoni Arola and brand Simon developed an immersive, architectural installation.
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