Formentera Becomes a Canvas of Creativity with La Plural This Easter
This Easter, Formentera becomes the stage for an extraordinary celebration of contemporary art, creativity, and community. On Saturday, April 19 at 9:00 PM, the harbor of La Savina will come alive with La Plural, a dynamic cultural event founded by Olga Ramos, Lara Trigo, and Esther Fernández.
Now in a new edition, La Plural will once again transform the open space of the Cofradía de Pescadores into an open-air gallery where performance, visual art, music, and design intertwine—offering locals and visitors alike a fully immersive artistic experience under the stars.
“Each year, we aim not only to spotlight local talent but to create a space for dialogue and collaboration across disciplines. Formentera is a place of deep inspiration, and we want La Plural to embody that creative spirit,” explain the founders.
A Vibrant Line-Up of Multidisciplinary Artists
This year’s edition features a diverse selection of artists, each bringing a fresh perspective through a variety of mediums. The program explores powerful themes like our connection to nature, memory, movement, and identity—anchored in the essence of Formentera itself.
- Isabel Pajares & Ainhoa Ezkurra – Confesiones al Mar, audiovisual
- Eira Riera Ribas – Ola, dance performance
- Carmen Arbós – Bailas de Agua y Viento, drawing
- Belén Pez – HA/ORMONY Na 1, visual arts
- Antonio Ponce – Petit Comité, live music
- Victoria Ellm – Mar: Abisme i Multivers, visual arts
- Carla Pérez – Cerca de Casa, artisan jewelry
- Melkart – Formentera Mítica: Sota les Aigües de Melkart, artisan jewelry
- Simona Colzi & Marta Chandra – Deesa Mar, dance and textile design
- Roxana Mouriño – Alegría i el Mar, music
From performance to painting, each contribution offers a deeply personal and sensory window into the island’s soul.
Cultural Ambassadors and Key Supporters
La Plural is proud to count on the support of notable figures from the worlds of art, fashion, and media. This year’s ambassadors include Jane Puylagarde, Nicolás Montenegro, Antonio Bellido, Eduardo Pérez Cabrero, and Oliver Ibiza—all lending their voices to elevate the project’s visibility and impact.
Crucially, the initiative is backed by a network of respected institutions and sponsors:
Consell de Formentera, Formentera Lines, Grupo Cala Saona, Grupo Paya, Fundación Abel Matutes, Teranka, Estrella Galicia, and Onda Cero, among others.
“The support of these partners is essential to continue growing and creating high-quality experiences. Without their commitment, La Plural wouldn’t be able to have the reach and impact it enjoys today,” the organizers reflect.
With each edition, La Plural cements its role as a cultural beacon in the Mediterranean, shining a light on Formentera as not just a paradise of natural beauty—but a living canvas for creative expression.
