Harmonia is an eloquent exploration of the desire for connection, a study of harmony as a fundamental state of human existence. The work delves into the heart of this concept, revealing how the inner longing for union manifests in a recursive cycle that nurtures the self. Harmony, in this paradigm, is not merely a goal to be achieved, but a self-generating and self-regenerating force that shapes the internal and external reality of the human experience.
The engine of the piece resides in its data sculpture, a conceptual core created from the detection of harmony between data points. This organism is not static; it fluctuates and reconfigures constantly, acting as a mirror reflecting the pulse of global society. The clusters and their cohesion become a visual language that speaks of the proximity or fragmentation of human bonds. Harmonia embodies the paradox of an organism that, though forged with data, breathes with the desire for union.
In parallel, sound emerges as a guiding thread that leads the viewer's experience. Far from being a mere accompaniment, music acts as the vital pulse that orchestrates the continuous metamorphosis of the data. Under its influence, chaos transforms into a choreography that redefines itself over time, revealing the work as a living organism. In this way, the piece transcends its own materiality, reflecting the constant movement of searching, bond creation, and connection with the world.
