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During the days 6,7 and 8 February 2015, took place in Barcelona LLUM BCN, a circuit of light installations in which converged tradition, art and technology.
In the Plaza de la Vila de Madrid, conducted by SLIDEMEDIA LAB, Ignis Fatuus (elves Fuegos), she projected a symbiosis between history, mythology, technology and art that takes place deposits of Roman Barcelona in the dark, where slowly it is becoming light and rays that seem to float in the air arise: from millions of small particles to straight lines, geometric grids and organic elements. The visual elements generated in the installation space respond to sound and textures, and create a visually stimulating experience that allows fully embrace archeology and scale of this space of 2,000 years.
The main objective is to create a vision of a future without reference given time; an eternal future that contrasts with the age of the Milky Sepulcral. The installation creates a connection between the historical remains of the site and the vision of the contemporary viewer, and becomes an iconic structure in a multimedia archaeological piece inspired by the myths of elves fires (Ignis Fatuus).
