Cascada De Llum - BCN, Spain

“Cascada de Llum” (“Cascade of Light”) unfolds dramatically through the vertical void that descends from the spectacular balcony of the Antònia Serra i Mas House, a singular six-storey Noucentista building designed in 1926 by architect Ramon Puig i Gairalt.

The intervention embraces the architectural identity of the façade, using its proportions and ornamental rhythm as a canvas for a luminous composition that enhances the building’s historic character while introducing a contemporary visual layer.

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The piece evokes the fluid behavior of water through the shimmering movement of more than 350 meters of LED lighting integrated across the façade. Light flows downward like a liquid surface, generating reflections, pulses, and subtle transitions that invite viewers to contemplate the dialogue between water, light, and architecture.

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For this project, I was responsible for the concept design and the light programming, shaping the visual narrative and translating it into a dynamic sequence that interacts harmoniously with the structure. The result is a poetic and immersive installation that transforms the building into a living cascade of light.