Within the framework of LumLab festival in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Flock Drone Art presented Sant Benet al Núvols, a light installation that transformed one of the city's most emblematic spaces into a contemporary sensory experience.
Located around the historic Arc de Sant Benet, this installation engages directly with the area's architectural and cultural heritage, reinterpreting its meaning through light and technology. This arch, built in the 18th century as the former entrance to the monastic complex, represents a key symbol of the city's identity.
Sant Benet al Núvols It proposes a new way of inhabiting space. Through a carefully designed lighting intervention, the installation generates an immersive atmosphere where light acts as a transformative element. The environment dematerializes and becomes an immersive experience, inviting the viewer to pause, observe, and connect with the place from a different perspective.
The concept of Sant Benet al Núvols is based on the idea of elevating the physical to the intangible. Light behaves like a “núvol” (cloud), an ethereal element that envelops the architecture and reinterprets it, creating a dialogue between past and present. In this way, the installation not only illuminates, but also constructs a visual narrative that connects history, space, and perception.
During the festival nights, the public could explore the installation and experience how light altered their perception of the surroundings. Each visitor experienced the piece in a unique way, depending on their movement, their gaze, and their relationship with the space. This interaction transforms Sant Benet al Núvols into an open work, where individual experience is an essential part of the final result.
The installation is part of Flock Drone Art's creative vision, where technology serves emotion and artistic exploration. In this case, the focus is not on the sky, but on the architectural space, expanding the studio's language to include new forms of expression within the realm of light art.
With Sant Benet al Núvols, Flock Drone Art reaffirms its ability to transform spaces with innovative proposals that combine design, technology, and artistic sensibility. The installation demonstrates how light can reinterpret heritage and generate new forms of connection between the public and the environment.
This project adds to the growing interest in light installations at cultural festivals, where urban space becomes a stage and technology a narrative tool. In Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Sant Benet al Núvols It not only illuminated a historic place, but transformed it into a contemporary, poetic, and memorable experience.
At this same festival, Flock Drone Art performed the show of inaugural drones for the third consecutive year.
