At LCI Barcelona, Distorsió de la realitat [Reality Distortion] transforms a space into an immersive environment.    

This light-based installation uses smoke and illumination to create a dual atmosphere, representing chaos and mistrust. Cool tones and red lights symbolise violence and the distortion of reality brought about by armed conflicts and a lack of institutional transparency.

While industrial pollution once distorted our vision of the world, today, disinformation achieves the same effect. This transformation creates a sense of unease and danger, similar to the fog of the past that blurred urban landscapes. Through this project, LCI urges us to reflect on truth and justice in a world saturated with lies and our collective responsibility to achieve a more transparent and just future.

Students: Alessandro Pantoja, Andrea Álvarez, Bárbara Maya, Cecilia Barrios, Berta Forcada, Cèlia Pujol, Claudia Gracia, Estel Garcia, Jazmín Camós, Kenza Melikyan, Laura Beltrán, Ludmila Ramírez, María José Vargas, Mauro García, Sara Bando, Samuel Díaz, Gabriela Morales, Yaqueline Barrios,

Aina Zamrik, Alejandrina López, Ana-Mariya Lozeva, Anna Casacuberta, Arnau Zernez, Danna Pascuales, Ester Blanxart, Ivan Paracuellos, Jordi Fitó, Julia Turró, Judith Schmidt, Laia Navarro, Meggy Linares, Alex Nadal, Ona Pérez, Pol González, Xavier Reina.

Professors: Edgar Domínguez and Pedro Coelho