Light whispers in the silence delves into the complex relationship between space, light and sound and the ways in which these elements intensify each other to construct intersecting personal and collective narratives. Through immersive light and sound installations, the artists explore ways of interacting with the materiality of light to reveal the depth and complexity of our shared space. Public or private space is not static, but is reconfigured by our interactions with it and the thoughts and memories with which we fill it. Space is adjusted by its sonic resonance and sometimes by its 'tactility' and smell. Light, however, enhances and materializes it, becoming an experiential element that contributes to its dynamization and the configuration of architectural compositions.

The exhibition seeks to create environments that heighten awareness of individuals' sensory experiences, challenging them to explore the materiality of light and sound in relation to the space they occupy. Beyond waves and rays, sound and light are more than natural elements; they are a dynamic and multifaceted medium that reconfigures our perception of space. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the exhibition is an invitation to reconsider the ways in which we listen and observe, how we inhabit space, and how we engage with the sound and light environments that surround us.

Without light, the eyes cannot see any shape, colour, space or movement. Light is not only an illuminating force, but also a guide in the perception of space, a transforming agent that shapes and redefines the world around us. The way we experience a space is transformed by our encounters with light and its ability to evoke emotion. "Light (...) is an inherent quality of the sky, the earth and the objects that populate it, and their luminosity is periodically obscured or muffled by darkness" - Rudolf Arnheim.

Program co-financed by AFCN. The project does not necessarily represent the position of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the results of the project may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the grantee.