Hi! I am Mònica Llag, my journey began at Escola Massana and continued at BAU Design University, where I refused to confine myself to a single discipline. I was drawn to explore different fields—graphic design, audiovisual communication, fashion, space and product design—because I always believed that learning diverse languages would give me the autonomy to create my own.

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While still a student, I co-founded the collective space Estudio M10, a first experiment in building stories through places and collaborations. Since then, I have been moving between art and design, between the tangible and the digital. As an artist, I’ve worked in art direction and set design alongside Blanca Miró for brands such as Chloé, The Rayy, and Kara.

I have also created the silk scarf collection Silk, a project where fabric became a canvas for storytelling.
As a filmmaker, I build miniature scenographies and spaces where characters and environments become storytellers themselves. These worlds reflect the questions and conflicts I have encountered in my own life—observed with distance, transformed into stories, and offered as mirrors in which others might see themselves. My cinema is an existential exploration that blends poetics with experimentation.

Music has always been another compass in my path. I shaped the visual identity of the queer collective (S)Punk, helping to establish House of (S)Punk, one of the first queer techno labels in Barcelona. I continue to create visuals for their releases, albums and parties. My work later expanded to Japan and Berlin through collaborations with the label Mana, where I design animations, flyers, and contribute to events, bridging cultures through images and sound. Today, I am part of Modern Obscure Music, curating artist and events and preparing the label’s 2026 tour in Japan and Korea as tour manager.

In the end, what unites all these paths is storytelling. Whether through film, design, or music, I create narratives and visual languages that hold identity and memory at their core. My practice is not just about designing objects or images, but about weaving stories—mine, and those that resonate with many others.