The talent at La Salle – Universitat Ramon Llull is once again part of MIRA Digital Arts Festival, a festival dedicated to digital arts and contemporary music taking place at Fira Barcelona Montjuïc on 6 and 7 November. Students, academic and research staff, and alumni from the campus will present interactive installations and performances exploring the creative possibilities of digital arts and the intersection of technology, art and audiovisual experiences.
Performances
- AEDOSSYNTH, by lecturers and researchers Marc Arnela and Jesús Vaquerizo (I AM JAS), scheduled for Saturday 7 November.
- Inspiria, a performance created by Alberto Benavent, Andrea Naharro, Lerie Pemanagpo and Lizzie Keigler, students on the Master’s Degree in Digital Arts and Creative Technologies, also scheduled for Saturday 7 November.
Installations
- G.L.I.T.C.H. (Ghost Layers in the Construction of History). An interactive audiovisual installation by Anna Zabrodskaia, a student on the Bachelor in Digital Arts.
- Humans. An interactive installation by Aleix Bonet, Marc Català and Marta Gras, students on the Bachelor in Design and Creation of Interactive Products. The project is part of the second edition of Projecta’t, a programme run by Brooder Lab, La Salle-URL’s incubator for emerging content and talent, with the support of the Government of Catalonia.
- Els Cignes Salvatges. A work by Laia Tarragó, an alumna of the Bachelor in Digital Arts, who developed an adaptation of the work as part of the first edition of the Projecta’t programme.
MIRA is an annual festival in Barcelona dedicated to digital arts and contemporary music. Its programme brings together live audiovisual shows, concerts, immersive installations, performances and other formats that explore new forms of digital creation and expression.