EDIS ONE — MADRID 2026
NADARA
WIND EUROPE
FROM ENERGY TO ART
Transforming a decommissioned wind turbine blade into a large-scale artwork that connects people, nature and a cleaner future.
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EDIS ONE — MADRID 2026
FROM ENERGY TO ART
Transforming a decommissioned wind turbine blade into a large-scale artwork that connects people, nature and a cleaner future.
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SCROLL TO EXPLORE
At WindEurope Madrid 2026, EDIS ONE turned a decommissioned Nadara wind turbine blade into a large-scale installation. Using paint, layered urban textures and imagery drawn from nature, he gave a new purpose to a structure built to generate renewable energy. The work explores how technology, the cities we build and the natural world shape one another.
Discover more about the collaboration on the official WindEurope website.
Over three days at WindEurope Madrid 2026, a decommissioned wind turbine blade became the canvas for a live artistic intervention.
Working directly on its industrial surface, EDIS ONE combined layered painting, stencil and urban textures, gradually transforming the material into a visual narrative connecting nature, energy and future generations.
The completed installation gives new purpose to an industrial structure originally designed to generate renewable energy.
Presented at WindEurope Madrid 2026, the artwork brings together nature, urban life and human connection, transforming a decommissioned wind turbine blade into a visual statement about sustainability, continuity and the future we share.
From large-scale installations to original artworks, EDIS ONE develops site-specific projects that connect artistic vision, identity and place.