‘Cuando ya no esté’. Set design for television

Video mapping on sustainable material, a very present future

The idea of ​​the decoration is based on a futuristic aesthetic, but always functional. Six projection cannons and the video mapping technique provoke a great dynamism that opens innumerable possibilities. Sometimes merely decorative and other times as visual support for what is being told, the work done generates an undeniable impact at first sight. This is the first time that video mapping has been introduced in a TV set design in Spain. Besides,it’s a sustainable set, thought to be reusable. Once the recording is finished, it’s disassembled and stored, ready for a possible new use.

Polygonal table ready for projection

The center table is produced following a similar process, with the same design philosophy. A thick internal structure with an enveloping cover of thinner cardboard. It is reinforced with a wooden board on its upper part, which gives solidity to the set and allows to project over the surface. The set is completed with three stools specially designed for Iñaki Gabilondo and his guests, following the same design criteria and materials as the rest of the set.

They are also printed with colors that are part of the palette used for the program. Specifically, different shades of the same color, forming a gradient from the public to the table. As for the shape of the stools, they are different from each other, an added challenge for the production that had a great final result. The rest of the pieces in the composition of the stands have a purely aesthetic function that completes the structure proposed in the design.