Type: Installation

Audience: All ages

Light is the first sign indicating the presence of something extraordinary in what, seen from a distance, are merely containers.

By symbolically contrasting containers and domestic scenes, Pocacasa reflects on the modus vivendi of those living in a precipitously unstable urban setting, a result of the city’s exploitation mainly by the tourist sector.

Containers are also associated with the sphere of protest, and light, in conjunction with the figure of these containers, can also evoke its own scorching image. The installation itself brings the spectators together around it, those who use containers, whether for throwing away or for reusing rubbish.

Students: Ainhoa Astasio, Alba Cárcamo, Gemma Casqueiro, Aida Cendra, Francisca Cúneo, Tais Daems, Rosa Antònia Fiol, Delia Garcia, Sira Garrido, Núria Gaspar, Núria Gonzalez, Minerva Güell, Ángela Guzmán, Aurora Jiménez, Sunita Kumari, Paloma Lambert, Darlyng Lara, Ona López, Carlota López-Gil, Víctor Marín, Helena Martínez, Pau Millán, Abraham Moya, María Nieto, Agustí Ortoneda, Aitana Pascual, Francesc Peña, Cloe Pérez, Cristina Quintero, Carla Rius, Martina Romero, Helena Ruiz Ràfols, Momo Salcedo, Anabel Salón, María Santos, Irene Soriano and Diego Valladares.

Tutors: Núria Gual, Teresa Pera and Miquel Planas.

Collaborators: Martin Arasanz and Oriol Comallonga.

With the support of: Department of Cleaning and Waste Management. Ecology, Urban Planning and Mobility, Railways