Perpetuum

Perpetuum emerges as an exploration of the desire for transcendence, revealing how this longing, anchored in the deepest part of the self, manifests in the search for what endures. The piece delves into the heart of the concept, transforming an inner desire into a journey of manifestation, and to show that transcendence is not just an abstract ideal, but an energy that shapes the reality of the self. Through the integration of generative systems and data, Perpetuum captures the duality in continuous oppositional unity between what is yearned for and what is achieved, converting aspiration into a space of visual reflection. The narrative of the work is built on the paradox of its origin. The visual structures reflect this internal force through a data sculpture created from the analysis of brainwaves, with a detection of an emotion categorized as surprise, which gives birth to the nature of the human search. From that form, an abstract flora emerges that symbolizes the ephemeral state of the spirit, the first manifestation of the desire to transcend. This structure, still transient, is taken to a three-dimensional dimension, where it is altered by an invisible force, an echo of the perpetual that reorganizes its points to create a new essence. The piece comes to life through a diffusion model that uses this new structure as its guide. The music acts as a pulse that not only complements, but also reveals. Through an analysis of the sound, the composition is revealed in real time, offering a visual experience that is unique in each presentation. This intangible and unpredictable element erupts into the composition to enhance the visual experience of continuous metamorphosis, converting chaos into a moment of introspection that synchronizes the contemplation of the work with a rhythm that invites reflection. Perpetuum invites the viewer to experience transcendence 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, data, and artificial intelligence, the piece becomes a living organism, reflecting how the desire for transcendence manifests: not as a rigid concept, but as a constant movement of search, liberation, and connection with the world.