New headquarters in Barcelona!

February, 2021

We start the year with a new studio in Palo Alto, the artistic and cultural creation center of Barcelona, a super creative environment that we will soon invite you to visit to share new light projects together.

Our new address:
C/ Pellaires 30-38, Palo Alto
Edif G02 - 08019 Barcelona

“Aigua de Nadal”, Interview with lighting designer Maurici Ginés

January, 2021

Aigua de Nadal is the lighting installation designed by Maurici Ginés for the Creative Urban District that filled the streets of Poblenou with colors last Christmas. After the event, the Poblenou Urban District interviewed Maurici in a friendly talk where he reveals more details about the installation and his beginnings as a lighting designer.
Click here to read the interview.

"Diálogo entre luz y personas a través del arte para despertar emociones"

May 14, 2020

Maurici Ginés will take part in a live talk organized by Simon in the framework of the International Week of Light. Salvi Plaja, design director at Simon, will moderate the meeting with lighting designers Michela Mezzavilla, Maurici Ginés, and Toni Arola, who will present their latest projects.⁣⁣ Thursday 14th at 7pm on Youtube LIVE: @SimonElectric

OffLlum Bcn

February, 2020

We are very pleased to announced that summalab will participate in this year’s edition of the Off Llum Barcelona light circuit, organized by Poblenou Urban District within the framework of the Llum Barcelona 2020 festival. Stay tuned!

dark awards
2019 shortlist!

October 29, 2019

We are very happy to announce the light art installation Nuestro Mar by Maurici Ginés and summalab has been shortlisted under Art-Low Budget category!. Project shortlists consist of the best submissions from each category as chosen by the independent judging panel. More at darcawards.com

Light and sound exchange

November 22, 2018

Llum BCN 2018 got bigger and better! We did our part with our double proposal: XiuXiu and BruumRuum!: two projects connected under the same concept, where light, color and sound work together to interact with the passer-by. Read the article in El País newspaper.

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