Nature’s Stage

Lisb-on is an electronic music festival that, for a decade, has celebrated the harmony between sound and nature. For its 10th anniversary, instead of getting louder, it chose to give something back to the environment that always hosted it.

We recreated the festival’s three iconic stages using sustainable, eco-friendly materials and turned them into living installations across Lisbon. Placed in the city’s noisiest areas, these unexpected structures invited people to plug in and listen — not to DJs, but to nature itself. Live streams broadcasted the subtle, immersive soundscape of the first day of Spring directly from Monsanto Park.

For the first time, birds, wind and trees replaced beats and bass.