The ephemeral immersive installation Solaria places the Sun at the center of an interstellar journey, transforming scientific data and astronomical phenomena into a sensory experience. Guided by MUOM, the route connects us through collective resonances, inviting us to perceive the natural order of life. The installation is at Arts Santa Mònica, in the Raval neighborhood, with free admission. The audiovisual project is coordinated by physicist and artist Oriol Borràs and involves collaboration with various cultural and educational entities in Barcelona.
The Planns tip
Access is free, but capacity is limited. Arrive early to secure your spot and enjoy the experience from the start.
PRACTICAL INFO
Tuesday: from 18.30 h to 20.00 h · Free admission — Prior registration required Limited capacity
THE VENUE
At the southern end of La Rambla, Arts Santa Mònica occupies a former convent dating back to 1636, declared a national monument in 1984. Architects David and Albert Viaplana's 1988 intervention transformed the building, honoring its original cloister while adding a distinctive exterior ramp that interacts with the street's buzz. This multidisciplinary cultural hub operates as a space for encounter and experimentation, far from the traditional museum concept. Its program explores the intersection of art, science, and thought, with a special focus on digital culture and innovation born in Catalonia, offering a platform for contemporary creation and public discourse.
Arts Santa Mònica
From Baroque convent to creative epicenter on La Rambla
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