This weekend, the Llum Bcn festival returns for its fifteenth edition, illuminating the Poblenou neighborhood of Barcelona with a series of innovative light installations and contemporary art. Hundreds of attendees gathered to experience the festival, which features contributions from notable artists such as Albert Serra, who dedicated his installation to the music group Molforts, known for composing soundtracks for his films. Other participating artists include Lola Solanilla and Eness, who have incorporated light as a medium to enhance their artistic expressions.

The festival runs from Friday to Sunday and transforms Poblenou into a canvas of light, weaving installations throughout the streets and cultural venues. This immersive experience is not only a celebration of contemporary art but also a gathering for the local community to enjoy the essence of Barcelona's nightlife. Schools of design, art, and architecture have also contributed projects, further enriching the festival's offerings. The atmosphere is filled with excitement and curiosity as visitors explore the various installations under the night sky illuminated by creative light displays.

Llum Bcn serves a dual purpose of promoting local artists and engaging the public in the appreciation of art in an unconventional format. As the festival continues to grow, it showcases Barcelona's commitment to cultural events that highlight innovation and creativity, inviting audiences to experience the city through the lens of contemporary art and nighttime festivities.