For Labryinto Costa Rica’s third edition, we developed a collection of immersive environments that deepened the festival’s relationship with the surrounding rainforest through architecture, materiality, and light.

The main stage, Metropolis, contrasted the tropical landscape with a composition of vertical structures and reflective surfaces that shifted dramatically from day to night. The secondary stage, Miel, drew inspiration from biomimicry, with sculptural columns evolving from roots into branches and wrapped in driftwood collected from nearby beaches. Throughout the festival, we introduced interactive art installations creating spaces to gather, climb, rest, and play while dissolving the boundary between artwork and audience.