Ignis

"Ignis" emerges as an exploration of the desire for expression, revealing how an intense emotion transforms into the engine that drives the creative act. The piece delves into the depths of consciousness, showing how a visceral force, when channeled, can initiate a journey of manifestation. It is not a learned or imposed longing, but an energy that erupts as an act of will to give form to what lies in the deepest part of the self. Through the union of the emotional and the visual, "Ignis" transcends static representation, becoming a continuous flow of forms and emotions in perpetual motion. The visual narrative of the work is built upon the paradox of its origin. The structures reflect this internal force through the combination of a data sculpture and abstract flora. The sculpture, born from the intensity of brainwaves, is not a fixed entity, but a body that fluctuates and expands, molded by the raw resonance of experience. Around it, a garden of flowers emerges and dissolves, symbolizing the transformation of a volatile emotion into an act of creation. The strength of color and the complexity of forms evoke the intensity of the impulse, while their organic nature suggests that even the most turbulent passions can germinate into ephemeral beauty. A third element, an abstract presence represented by the force of music, acts as a catalyst for development. The vital pulse of the work, the element that gives structure to emotion, erupts into the composition to orchestrate the continuous metamorphosis of the internal nature. In doing so, it converts emotional chaos into a choreography that reorganizes and redefines itself in unison with the rhythm of the instant. "Ignis" invites the viewer to experience expression as a vital impulse, a sensation that precedes reason and is rooted in the most essential part of the self. Through the integration of generative systems that respond to music and dynamic visual structures, the piece becomes a living organism, reflecting how the need for expression manifests: not as a rigid concept, but as a constant movement of search, liberation, and connection with the world.