48 PILLARS is a sound and light installation arranged in a matrix structure. The ensemble evokes a fragmented piano and can be seen as a visual score, where each pillar acts as a note and the moving light becomes a melody projected into space.

Motorized lights follow choreographed movements synchronized with the music, unfolding over three acts—dawn, day, and dusk. Each phase alters the perception of the space, shifting between contemplative wandering, urban immersion, and a more festive atmosphere.

The intention is to embrace a sense of minimalism, placing shadow play at the heart of the experience. The installation seeks to establish a dialogue between light, space, and sound without relying on complex digital interfaces, favoring a direct and intuitive relationship with the artwork.