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From May 8 to 10, the Disseny Hub Barcelona hosted a new edition of the OFFF Festival, a key event in Europe that brings together the best in design, art, and digital culture. In its twenty-fifth anniversary, the festival expanded its programming with outdoor activities, a projection mapping on the DHub facade, and a floating design market, transforming the city into a showcase of artistic innovation.
One of the standout participants was Brother Barcelona, which once again shone with its contribution to the NXT Project, a platform within OFFF dedicated to showcasing young creative talents. Under the direction of Mauro Suárez, CEO of Brother Barcelona, the school presented the works of its students alongside twelve other renowned institutions from the city, reaffirming its commitment to disruptive education and its direct connection with the creative sector.
Among the exhibited projects were innovations like “We Scare, But Not That Much” by Xavi Charques and Álvaro Heredero, which explores vulnerability as a creative resource, generating an emotional impact. Also highlighted was “The Clit Coach” by Patricia Weil and Chiara Dragotto, a campaign that promotes inclusive sexual knowledge with a gender perspective. Another notable project was “Spotify FM” by Marta Falcón, Camila Gaspardo, Valeria Marcías, and Natalia Antelo, which connects the experience of Spotify with themes of music, memory, and emotion.
Brother Barcelona’s participation in OFFF 2025 not only elevated the visibility of its students but also solidified its role as an active player in the global creative ecosystem. With Mauro Suárez at the helm, the school positions itself not just as a training center but also as a driving force for new narratives and artistic expressions.
With an internationally recognized trajectory, Brother Barcelona continues to stand out as one of the most awarded schools in the sector, promoting creativity not only as a professional field but also as a tool capable of generating significant social and cultural impact.
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via: MiMub in Spanish
