Universes of Light. Perception and Space. Radiante Light Art Studio.

Highlights
✨ The largest light art exhibition ever held in Valencia
🏆 The installation awarded as the best immersive light work in the world in 2025: Nokepler, presented in its expanded version
🌌 An interactive journey through universes of light, geometry, and reflections that transform the perception of space
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 A fascinating experience for all ages that awakens curiosity and excitement

General Info
📅 Date and time: Select from the ticket selector
🎶🎼 Choose the 7:30 session to purchase tickets to both the exhibition + the SPECIAL LIVE SESSION
📍 Location: Bombas Gens Centre d'Arts Digitals
👤 Age: Experience suitable for all audiences
🎨 Creative studio: Radiante Light Art Studio
🖼️ 5 Exhibits (3 unedited creations)
👁️ Type: Immersive light art exhibition
♿ Accessibility: Space accessible to people with reduced mobility
🎨 Discover more about the creative studio responsible for the project and its artistic universe by visiting its official website.

Description
Universes of Light – Perception and Space is an immersive experience that transforms the way we feel and inhabit light. Presented at Bombas Gens Centre d'Arts Digitals, it brings together some of Radiante Light Art Studio's most renowned works alongside three new creations produced especially for this exhibition.

The highlight is the installation No Kepler, an expanded version of Verge, awarded as the best immersive light installation in the world in 2025. It includes special sessions with sound artist Iván Llopis performing live.

The exhibition also includes Cartography of the Ray, created for the Madrid Design Festival, and Worlds of Light, seen at the Botín Center and in several European cities. These works explore geometries, reflections, and interactive light universes that invite the public to experience light as an active, transformative, and emotional medium.

Designed for all audiences, this is an experience that is not only observed: it is lived. An invitation to discover new ways of perceiving, exploring, and inhabiting space in the largest exhibition of light art ever presented in Valencia.