This edition of LuzMadrid includes a new programme called EMERGING LIGHTS, which aims to give visibility to young creators in an international environment, offering a window of opportunity to these budding lighting artists and designers.
The subject matter focuses on issues that concern them such as the climate and other more personal ones, such as the disquisitions of the mind, its motivations and longings, interior space as a vital experience and, of course, the pleasure of recreated light.
Curated by Julieta de Haro, Emerging Lights features Pablo Bordons Estrada’s light installation In-finity; Paula Cremades’ holographic installation entitled 0X1GEN0; Ángel Sevillano’s projection on the ground, Intervened Bodies; and the Galoguin y Atalanta collective who present an immersive light construction entitled Nostalgia for Distance.

In-finitud is an installation made up of 20 1-metre cubes, illuminated by LEDs and animated by generative algorithms, which will be hung on the façade of the DIMAD nave at Matadero Madrid.
Pablo Bordons presents this lighting installation that aims to occupy the space with a question about time. A question that, just like light, must flood everything that surrounds it in order to make sense: it has to immerse us and make us fall into it. To achieve this, generative algorithms will create sequences of light that will be projected onto the cubes, and the cubes in turn will illuminate the space around them.

Pablo Bordons Estrada (Madrid 1991) is an Artificial Intelligence Engineer and Creative Technologist, with experience in research, experimentation and artificial vision. In 2020, together with Ai Aida, he co-founded the art and technology studio Hidden Layer, where he produces interactive installations, performance art pieces and the technology he needs for his own lighting productions.

Author: Pablo Bordons Estrada
Production assistant: Ai Aida
A production of Hidden Layer Studio