This is a two-day workshop. No registration necessary, all are welcome.
10/25 - 9:00AM - 6:15PM
10/26 - 9:00AM - 6:15PM
Design faculty and students are invited to help transform the famed Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona.
In this workshop, participants will explore the connection between art, architecture, and nature in a sensory and immersive way. Through practical activities and creative collaboration, attendees will work with elements such as water, sound, shadows, and transparency to transform the pavilion into an interactive space that engages all the senses. The final work created in the workshop will be on display in fall 2025.
Led by visual artist Regina Saura and architect Rita Roqueta, this workshop emphasizes the integration of art and technology to create experiences that evoke the beauty and fluidity of nature.
Lunch will be provided both days.
About Regina Saura and Rita Roqueta:
Regina Saura is a Catalan visual artist whose work blends nature with vibrant colors and collage, creating expressive, emotive pieces that connect deeply with the viewer.
Rita Roqueta is an architect and illusionist who specializes in immersive spaces, combining architecture and performance to create transformative, sensory experiences.