Natalia Gaminde is an artist and designer trained in Art and Design in England. The daughter of artists and great-great-granddaughter of composer Isaac Albéniz, she grew up surrounded by creativity and has developed her own artistic language where artisanal tradition and contemporary sensibility intertwine. Her work is inspired by nature, its rhythms, and its organic roots, exploring light as a poetic and transformative material. Her luminous sculptures transcend functionality to create immersive experiences. Each creation brings soul to spaces, transforming them into landscapes of light that connect us and return us to the essential. She explores light as a medium capable of evoking emotion and transformation, developing a unique voice in contemporary luminous art, always offering more than design: lighting that is not only seen—it is felt.
Amedialuz is a firm founded by Natalia Gaminde and Héctor Herrera. The studio channels this creative partnership into a unique artistic language, exploring light as an expressive material and as a driver of spatial transformation. Their luminous sculptures range from delicate fixtures designed for the intimacy of a home to large-scale pieces that interact with architecture and enhance the character of a space. Amedialuz operates internationally, working on hotels, restaurants, cultural spaces, events, and private projects. Every commission is tailored to the client, considering everything from the inspiration and identity of each space to scale and context. The firm collaborates closely with architects, interior designers, decorators, and private clients, providing unique solutions that turn each project into a work with its own identity. Each creation combines iron and natural fibers in forms that play with movement, shadow, and texture, evoking a sense of natural space.
