"Healing Light" is composed of  syringes—basic, familiar medical items—used to represent a natural environment that is being increasingly altered by human action. "Inhabiting Urban Light" makes use of existing streetlights to create temporary, inhabitable structures, offering a new way to engage with the city’s built-in infrastructure. Both projects aim to generate impact without drastically altering their surroundings, using basic materials and minimal gestures to draw attention to social and environmental imbalances. It’s a continuation of how we’ve always worked: saying a lot with very little.
If you know of a context where these works could come to life, we’d be happy to talk.
is an updated revision of an installation we carried out clandestinely in 2014, originally conceived as a critique of the Spanish healthcare system. We believe that this idea remains fully relevant today, but its message can now extend further and become more universal, given that nature is increasingly fragile and deteriorated due to irresponsible practices and overexploitation.
For this new version, we would use thousands of real medical syringes, preferably large and made of glass, equipped with autonomous lights emitting a soft, cold glow. Lights of different colors could also be employed to further emphasize the dramatic effect of the installation.
These syringes, without needles, would be assembled by their tips onto thin, flexible rods inserted into the ground, allowing them to sway gently with the wind, creating a dynamic and organic visual effect. This composition delicately integrates artificial elements with the natural, generating small luminous points reminiscent of fireflies, highlighting the contrast between the artificial fragility of the syringes and the regenerative, vital strength of the surrounding nature.
The installation invites viewers to reflect on our responsibility regarding environmental deterioration and underscores the urgent need to reconnect with nature as an essential source of healing and balance.
 

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