Go back
Business
HOOK lit up Hope by TedxGracia
On October 7, the Lluïsos de Gracia Theatre hosted the Hope Day organised by TedXGracia. For the occasion, HOOK lit the stage and brought a bit of light to the 12 lectures focused on creating a better world.
The different speakers shared innovative and change-generating ideas. A day of reflection with a clear intention to break down barriers and stereotypes.
The HOOK lamp by OiKoDesign Office was responsible for providing points of light to the stage and guiding the attendees in each of the offered proposals and workshops. More than 10 HOOKs were used to create a light curtain that embraced the audience.
The lamps at different heights behind the speakers and the letters of TedxGracia helped to provide the three-dimensionality feeling and to create a diffuse and comfortable atmosphere, perfect to accompany the attendees throughout the day.
For the occasion, black HOOKs were used that fully integrated the stage and only the point of light was perceived, like small headlights that are leading to hope.
To complement and give greater depth, 2 HOOKs were placed on each side and one in front of the audience to complete that warm and luminous embrace.
Among the speakers were Ada Parellada, cook; Andrew Funk, creator of Homeless Entrepreneur; Sergio Nassare, director of UNESCO Chair for Housing of the URV or Beatriz Navarro, FNAC stores marketing expert and communications director.
The different speakers shared innovative and change-generating ideas. A day of reflection with a clear intention to break down barriers and stereotypes.
The HOOK lamp by OiKoDesign Office was responsible for providing points of light to the stage and guiding the attendees in each of the offered proposals and workshops. More than 10 HOOKs were used to create a light curtain that embraced the audience.
The lamps at different heights behind the speakers and the letters of TedxGracia helped to provide the three-dimensionality feeling and to create a diffuse and comfortable atmosphere, perfect to accompany the attendees throughout the day.
For the occasion, black HOOKs were used that fully integrated the stage and only the point of light was perceived, like small headlights that are leading to hope.
To complement and give greater depth, 2 HOOKs were placed on each side and one in front of the audience to complete that warm and luminous embrace.
Among the speakers were Ada Parellada, cook; Andrew Funk, creator of Homeless Entrepreneur; Sergio Nassare, director of UNESCO Chair for Housing of the URV or Beatriz Navarro, FNAC stores marketing expert and communications director.
HOOK lit the stage and brought a bit of light to the 12 lectures focused on creating a better world