One space. Endless possibilities.

A concert inside a Wind Igloo changes the relationship between musicians, audience, stage and space.

The fabric’s colours, enveloping shape and intimacy can create a distinctive atmosphere. El Petit de Cal Eril’s tour is one example.

A Wind Igloo can be an inhabitable stage and a narrative space. In Tripula, the audience steps inside a stationary balloon and takes an imaginary journey without taking off.

The shape of the space and the way people enter it become part of the performance.

Wind Igloos can temporarily transform squares, courtyards and cultural venues. One can become a meeting point; several can create a route. These artistic interventions in public space and cultural events, for municipalities and institutions, open up new uses, even if only for a few days.

The European Balloon Festival in Igualada is a regular part of the project’s history.

The fabric interacts with light and colour. Inflating and deflating the structure can become part of a performance; the interior becomes a setting for art installations and immersive visual and sensory experiences.

Nomadic Place and Llum BCN show how temporary architecture can change the way a place is experienced.

These immersive art installations can also be developed for exhibitions, museums and curatorial programmes.

The creative reuse of hot-air balloon fabric opens up ways to explore art, design, architecture and teamwork in workshops for schools, universities and other learning settings.

At Flow & Matter, at Domaine de Boisbuchet, the material became a subject of study, a creative resource and a place to share knowledge.

A wedding, a welcome or a celebration can take on a new dimension with a colourful space in an unexpected place.

A Wind Igloo installation has already been created for a couple leaving a town hall after their wedding. Every new proposal depends on the place and technical feasibility.