ARTISTIC PROJECTS

London based architect and artist. How I see the world is greatly influenced by my passion for performing arts and my background in architecture.

Artistically, I concentrate my attention on creations that people can get close to, around and especially into, which demands from the audience a far more active role; I am after a kind of installations that visitors can experience with all their senses.
Another aspect that interests me is the multiple possibilities that these structures offer. They are based on the principle that they can be modified or evolve. These alterations, made by performers, visitors, the surrounding or the structure itself, wish to highlight the moment, the present.
Eventually, my work seeks to be alert and responsive to the context and site in which it is placed. In addition, working in the public space emphasize my wish to make interventions accessible to as much people as possible.

In parallel to these projects, I work as project draughtsman at English National Opera.

DIY CULTURES 2016 FESTIVAL - COMMUNAL TABLE

PARK THEATRE

Design of Park Theatre's new box office, a multi-functional furniture that satisfies needs of this lively theatre in London, daytime and evening.

LIGHTHOUSE

LIGHTHOUSE explores the using of sound and light to create an evolving installation. Initially presented at Carnegie House as a result of a R&D week residency during the Light Festival Nov 2015.

RAINBOW

Conceived as a small theatre in which visitors become the main actor of this box that creates rainbows and shadows.

GREENHOUSE

Enter this netted dome filled with more than 2000 balloons and experencie a soundscape reactive to the light. Funded by Arts Council of Wales.

ENCOUNTERS

What happens when you meet someone? Life installation in which two shadows meet for the first time on a white canvas. Volcano Theatre 2014 and LFA 2015

DAWN/S

Site specific performance that explores the rebirth and transformation into a new being, performed in three different locations at different moments of the day.
By Neus Gil Cortés and Francesc Serra Vila. Presented during World Stage Design Cardiff 2013