Free Mapping Show to Illuminate Disseny Hub Barcelona During OFFF Festival
Barcelona, March 27, 2026 – The OFFF Festival is set to return to Barcelona, bringing with it a captivating free mapping projection at the Disseny Hub Barcelona (DHub). Titled ‘The Screen,’ this visual spectacle will take place over three consecutive nights, from April 16 to 18, with a unique program each evening.
The event, a highlight of the OFFF Festival, promises to transform the facade of the DHub building with dynamic projections that interact with its original structure. This initiative is part of the festival’s commitment to offering accessible art and digital creativity to the public.
A Global Showcase of Digital Art
The ‘The Screen’ exhibition is the result of an open call that attracted over 730 submissions from 63 countries across five continents. This overwhelming response underscores the global interest in digital art and the OFFF Festival’s reputation as a leading platform for creative innovation.
In addition to the selected submissions, ‘The Screen’ will feature commissioned works from renowned studios such as OnionLab and Framemov, known for their groundbreaking contributions to digital art and projection mapping. Furthermore, Uncommon will create a special piece specifically for the mapping as part of this edition’s visual campaign, ensuring a truly unique and immersive experience for attendees.
OFFF Festival: A Hub for Design and Creativity
The OFFF Barcelona festival, in its 26th edition, serves as a crucial meeting point for innovation in the design sector. It offers a comprehensive immersion into the creative process, featuring conferences, workshops, and masterclasses led by nearly a hundred global leaders in the field. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge ideas and techniques in design and digital art.
Beyond the main events, the festival also provides free access to ‘La Plaça Design Market.’ This market showcases a curated selection of 15 design projects, where visitors can discover and purchase a variety of items, including books, clothing, and accessories, highlighting the diversity and talent within the design community.
Other Immersive Experiences
For those interested in digital design and immersive experiences, the festival offers additional attractions. These include an exhibition that recreates the final days of Pompeii, providing a historical and artistic journey, and another exhibition that delves into the mind and workshop of Antoni Gaudí, offering insights into the creative process of the iconic architect.
The free mapping projection at Disseny Hub Barcelona is expected to draw a significant crowd, further solidifying Barcelona’s position as a vibrant center for art, design, and technological innovation. It represents a unique opportunity for both residents and visitors to experience cutting-edge digital art in a public space.
Source: timeout.es
