Adriana Amodei

Switzerland

She is a Sociologist from La Sapienza University of Rome. He obtained a diploma of Fine Arts from the KOEFIA Academy in Theatrical Costume. In 1997 he won the MACRO Municipal Gallery Award for the video-installation Extensión. He has participated in individual and group exhibitions in public and private spaces in Basel, Zurich, Graz, Split, Milan, Genoa, Florence and Rome. He has also participated in festivals and multimedia events with videos and video-installations in Locarno, Lucerne, Burges, Casablanca, Athens, Belfort, Salerno, Rome, Pesaro and Urbino.

Jorge Gomez

Venezuela

Jorge is a sound artist, flutist musician. He has done extensive work in the field of Radio Art and Sound Art, his works have been presented in different artistic spaces in Venezuela and several countries; He has been a jury member at the International Radio Biennial in Mexico, Creator of the subject of Sound Art in Venezuela at UNEARTE. Producer of the first Sound Art album in Venezuela. Winner of first prize at the Sixth International Radio Biennial with the program “La Jaula Silenciosa de Juan”, in homage to John Cage, 2006. Producer of the Ibero-American Encounter of Sound Art “Speaking”. He is currently a professor of Sound Art at the National Experimental University of the Arts (UNEARTE).

Pedro Lopez

Spain

Multidisciplinary artist whose work encompasses improvisation, vampirization and design of virtual electroacoustic instruments and multichannel sound specialization. Acoustic and electronic percussion. Computer programming and design of installations and interactive audiovisual projects controlled by different types of sensors. Technical development and design of projects for the web environment, programming and network administration. Promoter and main manager of the sound art and experimental music network http://modisti.com    

http://pedrolopez.tk

shell sherry

Spain

Intermediate Artist. He studied piano at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid and a degree in Political Science at the University of Madrid. Since 1991 she has been an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Salamanca. She has carried out various individual works, continuously, from 1973 to the present in Spain, Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, Finland. Since 1976, he has focused his work on developing the concept of Installation, as an In Situ work, in large-scale concrete spaces -many of them of an Intermediate character-, expanding his activity to Performance at the beginning of the 1980s. Concha Jerez's compositional activity has been linked to the radio medium since the late 1980s, having produced works of radio art for stations such as RAI, ORF, Radio France, YLE, and ABC in Australia.

Rafael Angel Bravo

Colombia

Beyond the variety, freshness of the product, low prices and the ability to bargain, among other advantages for the consumer, the gallery, a space in crisis in some cities, offers a great meeting space, whether with a neighbor, a friend or the seller, as with our own local, national and Latin American identity. As a common denominator and cultural treasure, this space becomes, in the current context of visual design, with expanding themes and possibilities, a field of action for study, conservation and a source of visual inspiration.

Mario Humberto Valencia - Carlos Adolfo Escobar - Alejandra Osorio

Colombia

Collage is a project where the investigations converge NODOS Collaborative Creation Multimedia Event and 360 Virtual Reality Semi-Immersive Interaction Environment, which are carried out at the Sensor Laboratory of the University of Caldas. It is an interactive installation of collaborative creation, where sounds and panoramic photographs of the coffee landscape are arranged according to the following aspects: Coffee cultivation and natural heritage, Urban and Architectural Heritage, Human Capital; taken by professional and amateur photographers participating in the Collage Landscape 360 call (sensorlab.org/collage).    

http://www.sensorlab.org/collage

Hector Fabio Torres - Mario Valencia 

Colombia

The violent flooding on slopes that are detached and dragged down the slope to the bottom of the valleys, is what is called a huayco. In this event where water as an element or as a destructive and constructive event, transforms everything it touches, relating moments of precipitation, accumulation and flow. This work inspired by Octavio Paz's poem "Mar in the Afternoon" is an audiovisual experience with interactive elements that reveals the expressions of water through the experimentation of shapes, colors, soundscapes, visuals, bodily and artistic expressions. building reflective experiences of the energy and flow of water, exploring space as the container that demonstrates the instability and versatility of the precious liquid, reforming and transmuting the environment in turn.    

 http://sensorlab.org/

Andres Burbano

Colombia
www.mediamaticsglobal.com

There are many possible paths to begin to decipher the complex and rich web of relationships between science, technology, design and art in Latin America. If we think of privileged routes in the 20th century to explore this framework, the history of cybernetics is undoubtedly one of those. It has taken a long time for the legacy of cybernetics in different Latin American countries to be given the historical importance it deserves. However, at this moment we have an interesting series of investigations and publications that emerge clearing the tip of the iceberg of said history.