Radiant Light Art Studio is a multidisciplinary studio dedicated to light-based art and the performing arts, where light, video, and interaction are integrated to generate new forms of expression and meaning. Its work focuses on exploring how technology can transform the perception of space and deepen the relationship between artwork, performer, and spectator. Throughout its trajectory, it has developed immersive pieces, large-scale installations, and stage projects that reconfigure architectures, landscapes, and cultural contexts through the precise and evocative use of light.

The studio has been recognized for its contribution to innovation and technological design, notably receiving the José María Yturralde Award, granted by five Spanish public universities, which highlights its ability to expand the language of contemporary art through luminous experimentation. Its activity includes the creation of light sculptures, site-specific interventions, and scenographies for cultural institutions, festivals, and international events. Among its projects are works for Burning Man in Nevada, exhibition proposals for digital art centers, and collaborations with performing arts companies and musical entities.

Its creations range from immersive installations that invite contemplation to productions that integrate the presence of performers, generating hybrid spaces where movement, sound, and light converge. Its international recognition is also reflected in recent awards such as the 2025 LIT Award for Verge, an installation that demonstrates its interest in exploring luminous matter as a meeting point between technology, narrative, and sensory experience.

Constantly evolving, Radiant Light Art Studio maintains an artistic research approach that combines technical rigor, aesthetic sensitivity, and an experimental vocation, establishing itself as a reference in the field of light art and its intersection with contemporary practices.