Exhibition and Installation design

I developed Algo Más de Lola from concept to execution, shaping its core idea, spatial design, narrative framing, and audience journey. The project was built around a simple but precise premise: when you remove external noise, the work becomes unavoidable.

I led the integration of visual art, sound, and environment into a cohesive experience that invited audiences to step inside the work rather than observe it. Every element, from the architectural intervention to the pacing of movement through the space, was designed to heighten presence and deepen emotional impact.

The result was a culturally resonant installation that attracted over 3,000 visitors, generated international press, and established Call Me Lola as a platform capable of producing work that operates at the level of contemporary institutions while remaining accessible to a broader audience.