A proposal to escape from this crowded and individualistic world in which we live.

Espectre is the result of an evasion’s proposal according to the busy and individual world in which we find ourselves, and opens a space for reflection on the value we give to life and the influence of our existence.

The project consists of an interactive installation, which is built in a room where the four walls become projection screens. Through a light cycle controlled by the audience, the image of an imaginary and unreal landscape is discovered. The experience is designed to work from one to four people, each of them may be the main character of one of the walls of the room, which means that the duration of the project is subject to the action of the participants. Espectre was created as a result of the Degree Final Project within the Degree in Audiovisual Communication at the UPF, by Andrea Blázquez and Anna Pejó, with concerns and motivations to explore new ways of bringing to the audience closer through physical and interactive spaces.