“Termikus,” an art installation showcased in the heating room of the Varpalota power plant during the electrifying INOTA Festival.
In a thermal power plant abandoned since the 1990s Termikus offers a mesmerizing 16-minute experience, looping endlessly, drawing viewers into its captivating rhythm. It serves as a homage to the revitalization of the energy that once pulsed through this distinctive space, celebrating the rebirth of the heating room as a hub of fresher, cleaner, and healthier energy, fueled by the synergy of lights, sound, and human presence.
“Termikus” calls spectators to immerse themselves in its intricate beauty and hypnotic charm.
Up to 150 moving lights make the show unfold in a continuous loop, inviting spectators to surrender to its enchanting charm. Serving as a tribute to the heating room’s historic legacy, “Termikus” embodies the resurgence of energy within this space, now pulsating with a revitalized vibrancy and vitality. Energized by a dynamic interplay of lights, sound, and human engagement, the installation breathes new life into the industrial setting, transforming it into a fascinating techno sanctuary of celebration.
Direction: Jordi Pont
Production: Laia Alabart and Neith Sentís
3D Artist: Federico Morrison
Music: Salva Corominas