Luz Floreciente

Luz Floreciente is a VRChat world built for "Feria del Azahar," an electronic music event that took place on May 9, 2026.

Built as a tribute to the Spanish region of Andalusia, Luz Floreciente draws inspiration from the architectural and cultural aesthetics of Granada, Malaga, and Almuñécar.

This virtual world is loosely based on Abadía Del Sacromonte, a real-world site in Granada, Spain, pictured here.

When first entering the world, users are dropped in a small room with an informational poster detailing the world credits, and control toggles for some of the visual and mechanical aspects of the map.

The world control toggles are meant to visually evoke the iconography of a "rules" sign that one might see at a park or other public place.

The DJ booth features audio-reactive lights and speakers, and the turntables have animated physics colliders which allow users to drop oranges on top and watch them spin around with the records' movements.

Directly in front of the DJ booth, there are portable wooden floors on top the cobblestone ground. These are commonly used by flamenco street performers that one might see in Granada.

At the front of the cafe area, a menu board lists the "drink specials," named after the DJ performers for the VR music event.

Event poster and custom latte texture on a cafe table.

The cafe's name is a not-entirely-subtle allusion to a classic Trance track.

Central fountain.

The upper balconies are not accessible to users but have set dressing details like the flag of Andalusia.

VR music event documentation

Artists' live visuals are projected onto the large hanging tarp.

When viewed up close, the iris flowers are audio-reactive and glow in response to the bass frequencies of the music.

Most architectural elements, like the pillars surrounding the courtyard, were custom modeled from scratch.

Bird's-eye-view of the virtual world's layout.