OFFF fills Barcelona with free mapping for three nights on the Disseny Hub façade

Barcelona will experience three nights of free mapping at the Disseny Hub. The OFFF Festival brings unique projections by international studios. There will be a design market and immersive experiences. Digital creativity takes over the city centre.

OFFF Barcelona 2026 (26th ed., 16–18 Apr, Disseny Hub): The Screen FREE façade mapping (21:00–23:00): 730 works from 63 countries/5 continents (+110% vs 2025); pieces by OnionLab/Framemov/Somnia Lab/Burton Rast/Caserne/PJ Richardson + Uncommon (the “What We Make It” campaign). Main Titles projected in public.

In parallel: La Plaça Design Market (15 fashion/book/accessory projects FREE); Pompeii/Gaudí exhibitions; Adobe/Maxon/Houdini/Framer workshops/masterclasses.

For three nights in April, the façade of Disseny Hub Barcelona will become a digital canvas that will surprise people walking through the area. The OFFF Festival, a benchmark in art and digital creativity, returns with a free proposal that promises to transform the urban experience: The Screen mapping, a series of projections that play with the building's architecture and will offer a different visual spectacle each night, from 16 to 18 April.

For those seeking immersive experiences, the festival also proposes exhibitions that recreate the final days of Pompeii or explore the mind and workshop of Antoni Gaudí, bringing digital creativity closer to audiences of all ages and profiles.

Disseny Hub Barcelona, located in the heart of the city, has established itself as an epicentre of innovation and contemporary design. Its distinctive architecture and varied programme make it a key space for those seeking new ways to experience art and creativity. Throughout the year, it hosts exhibitions, fairs and events that connect the local creative community with international trends, reinforcing Barcelona's role as a cultural and avant-garde capital.