ARMONÍA CDMX is an immersive art party showcasing local and international creatives working at the intersection of art and technology. The show represents a journey between mechanical transhumanism toward the highest vibrations of reality.
The result is an exhibition that combines interactive physical and digital elements through music, video mapping, augmented reality, and live painting.
Conceived from a multi-sensory narrative designed by the audiovisual architecture studio Managua Lab, the journey takes us through 7 densities of reality.
The odyssey begins by showcasing the work of artist Pinche Wero, a Mexican illustrator and tattoo artist who envelops us in a mundane imaginary that highlights the excesses of the earthly. A spiral staircase lifts us to 5 rooms with proposals that merge the physical with the digital:
Kanak - Cid Velasco / WeMake
It is a piece that invites the audience to immerse themselves in the mysticism of geometry, through the exploration of a three-dimensional and ethereal visual environment. It is formed by manipulating sound waves and oscillating multiple visual and auditory frequencies.
SimbiosisSensorial - by Diego Sosa, Rodrigo Robles, Omar Flo, and Bárbara Leal
Envelops the audience with a plastic and sonic action, freeing their colours, fury, light and darkness, making the viewer feel part of the work itself.
BioTransistor - by Anni Garza Lau and Yunuén Vladimir
An experience through an interface that measures the audience's brainwaves, the interpreted thoughts and emotions directly modify the environment in real-time and the form.
Corazón - by Ricardo González / Managua Lab
Is an immersive video installation to access the memories stored vibrationally in our DNA. Before coming to this world, our soul possesses the knowledge of the absolute, that conscious spirit emanates from the heart.
Lotus - by Bodh.io
Confronts us with powerful symbols such as the skull and the lotus flower; the use of augmented reality amplifies the perceptive effect of the work.
On the building's terrace, with the stars as a cover, we present the final setting, a light installation by Wemake, and musical sessions by Rob Castillo and the powerful electronic music producer Lyo XS.
