Audiovisual installation at Olèrdola, la ciutat perduda festival

"La Selva Oscura" recreates the hell of Mir Geribert with visuals projected on a labyrinth of branches and which responds to the obscure musical atmosphere created by Roger Subirana.

For the second consecutive year, the Catalan Cultural Heritage Agency and the Olèrdola Town Hall have organized "Olèrdola, la ciutat perduda" festival, a combination of different contemporary artistic experiences at the Monumental Complex of Olèrdola.

This year the event has been dedicated to the Divine Dantian Comedy with the noble Mir Geribert as the protagonist and SINOCA has created the mapping projections for the audiovisual installation "La Selva Oscura". Created by the Artpirineus collective and under the direction of Antoni Madueño, this is a large volume of tree branches organized as a labyrinth of 20 meters in length. Illuminated and surrounded by smoke, the spectators walked through it experiencing the hell of Mir Geribert. On the labyrinth structure the visuals were projected responding to the obscure musical atmosphere created by Roger Subirana.