01. Paisaje Sonoro
Paisaje Sonoro is a performance and site specific installation, a series initiated in March 2021 throughout a performative arts residency program taken forward at PAR, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Awards:
2021: PAR Residencia en Artes Performáticas, Montevideo, Uruguay
2022: Selection, 50ta Premios de Artes Visuales de Montevideo, Uruguay
Locations
2021: CCD, Punta del Este, UY.
2021: Eyddos, José Ignacio UY.
2021: CCE, Montevideo, UY.
2021: Ars Electrónica + Quo Artis, Universidad de Barcelona.
2021: NTS Radio, Club Romántico, UK.
2021: Neo Festival, Cosmo Caixa, Barcelona, ES.
2021: Máquina Festival, MMMAD + Las Cigarreras, Alicante, ES.
2022: Subte, Montevideo, UY.
2022: MMMAD, HyperHouse, Madrid, ES.
2022: Il.lacions Design Gallery, Barcelona, ES
2022: Mira Festival, Barcelona, ES
2022: Bocca di Bonifacio, Barcelona, ES
Awards:
2021: PAR Residencia en Artes Performáticas, Montevideo, Uruguay
2022: Selection, 50ta Premios de Artes Visuales de Montevideo, Uruguay
Locations
2021: CCD, Punta del Este, UY.
2021: Eyddos, José Ignacio UY.
2021: CCE, Montevideo, UY.
2021: Ars Electrónica + Quo Artis, Universidad de Barcelona.
2021: NTS Radio, Club Romántico, UK.
2021: Neo Festival, Cosmo Caixa, Barcelona, ES.
2021: Máquina Festival, MMMAD + Las Cigarreras, Alicante, ES.
2022: Subte, Montevideo, UY.
2022: MMMAD, HyperHouse, Madrid, ES.
2022: Il.lacions Design Gallery, Barcelona, ES
2022: Mira Festival, Barcelona, ES
2022: Bocca di Bonifacio, Barcelona, ES
The performance reflects upon what it means to be human habiting the natural environment, challenging our perception of non-human intelligences.
The public is guided through the experimentation process whilst the performer generates a live audio/visual soundscape through the biodata visualization system emitted from the plants temporarily inhabiting the installation.
The installation evokes elemental materials such as light, water, air, earth, and electricity for the creation of the biophilic piece in constant transition and dialogue with its environment. The glass objects are designed to guide the growth of the stem and roots of the plant, incorporating the plants movement as part of the sculpture, creating a piece that evolves over time.