La Isla Tranquila begins with a single idea: to create its own ecosystem.
An imaginary island emerges within another island. A territory with its own sound, its own light, and a nature governed by different rules. An abandoned quarry in Menorca becomes the setting for this new landscape, where color, smoke, water, vegetation, and architecture come together to create an unexpected reality that unfolds over three days of celebration.
Scope: Creative direction, production, experience design, scenography design, floral installation design, textile design, lighting design, sound design, graphic direction, food and beverage design, location scouting, and guest experience.
The experience unfolds in three chapters.
The journey begins along the Menorcan coastline aboard eleven traditional llaüts. On the second day, an abandoned quarry is transformed into the wedding setting with colored smoke, dancers, monumental blocks of color, reflecting pools, and an original soundscape composed exclusively for the celebration. The final chapter takes place in a Menorcan manor house, where a fire-cooked brunch brings together flame, smoke, vegetables, and the surrounding landscape in a unique gastronomic experience.
The arrival at the quarry becomes the first statement of intent. Colored smoke rises from the ground, dancers appear among the architectural elements, an original sound composition fills the space, and striking blocks of color guide guests toward the celebration.
Floral installations emerge from the rock and the reflecting pools like mineral gardens. Giant seashells, botanical sculptures, and unexpected plant compositions complete a landscape that seems to belong to another place.
