Espacio suspendido

Abstract

The presented art installation explores the relationship between space, time, and human perception through an immersive, multisensory experience. The work uses laser light and artificial smoke to create a hidden network of spatial structures, made visible through the projection of light fragments. The viewer becomes an integral part of the work, moving within the space and dynamically perceiving light and shadows. The installation addresses concepts such as the interior-exterior relationship, light, and the network, and seeks to highlight the viewer's presence in an eternal present. The work also explores the idea that reality is an individual and subjective construction, and that the perception of time and space can be influenced by personal experience. The artistic proposal is based on research that stems from the study of psychoactive plants and their ability to alter the perception of reality. The work is presented as a concrete manifestation of interactions and reflections on human perception and reality.