Martin Flugelman (1987, ARG) is an architect, researcher, teacher, and light designer. Currently working in Studio Barthelmes develops lighting solutions for art and architecture. His practice enlightens the liminal space between art, architecture, performance, and urbanism exploring urban conflicts. Interested in multidisciplinary collaboration using light as a medium towards building a new collective imagination and reshaping temporarily the spaces we live in.

He focuses on pedagogical experiences and collective participation to carry out urban light actions. These activities can transform the perception of light and the use of public spaces, promoting citizen education, awareness, and empowerment around lighting technologies in the urban space. His aim is to broaden the spectrum of light, de-neutralize it, and convey the invisible layers that surround light technologies. If lighting technologies colonized the night and defined the way we live in urban nightscapes, how we can re-design the image of the city, create a new urban night experience, and investigate how we can build lighting alternatives. .