Sensus

"Sensus" arises as a reflection on the sensitivity and emotions that emerge in the interaction between the natural and the human. Inspired by the beauty of everyday moments and inspired by the work of Hokusai, this piece explores how those fleeting instances, often unnoticed, awaken a deep emotion that connects us with the essential. In "Sensus," time becomes an ephemeral manifestation of the relationship between nature and humanity, inviting reflection on the beauty found in details, in the transient, and in what, though momentary, has the power to touch us profoundly. In this context, sensitivity refers not only to the ability to perceive beauty but also to how our emotions respond to what surrounds us. Through its ability to detect and reflect the emotions of the viewer, "Sensus" becomes a mirror that captures the present emotional state, transforming that energy into a visual experience. Thus, each interaction with the piece reveals a new layer of meaning, reminding us that beauty is not only in what we see but in how we feel it in relation to our own humanity. The whisper of time, emotion captured in the moment. To feel. A fleeting, subtle moment, a human moment, dissolving in the flow of existence, leaving an invisible yet palpable trace. At the juncture between the ephemeral and the eternal, nature and humanity meet, revealing a connection that transcends appearance. "Sensus" is a visual meditation on how time, feelings, and emotion intertwine, revealing a beauty that lies not in what endures, but in what fades before our eyes. Here, sensitivity is not just a passive response, but an active vibration reflected in the viewer’s interaction with the piece. Every emotion that emerges, every shift in mood, becomes an energy that shapes the visual space, altering perception and creating a unique experience. The machine observes and reflects, capturing that emotion as a reflection of the interaction between the human being and the environment. Every small emotional gesture translates into a visual transformation, a dynamic flow of patterns and forms that make the intangible evident. "Sensus" goes beyond what is seen; it reveals what is felt deep within, what is not seen but is sensed. It is in this reflection of human emotions where the work comes to life, blurring the boundaries between what we are, what we feel, and what we perceive. A reminder that beauty resides in the most fleeting moments, in the whispers of emotion that pass through us, and in how those ephemeral instances, though brief, contain the eternal.