A digital sky and its reflection, with lights and sounds: the new immersive installation at the Carmen Thyssen

The Carmen Thyssen Museum in Málaga hosts until July 6 in the Noble Hall 'El tiempo dentro', an installation that explores the relationship between ... the perception of light and the measurement of time as a living experience through a project by Tars Lab studio, curated by the LUZE collective, with coordination from the Museum's Education and Cultural Action Area.

'El tiempo dentro' is a generative installation that offers visitors a sensory experience about time, perception, and light. All this, thanks to three fundamental elements. In the background, a monitor displays a constantly changing digital sky, algorithmically generated so that it never repeats, with colors that transition throughout the day. In this way, the work reminds us that time is not linear, but a flow of moments that are always being born and dying. Secondly, at the foot of the monitor there is a water pond, which turns the reflection into something organic, vibrant, and real.

Finally, the carved wooden coffered ceiling is illuminated by LEDs synchronized with the colors of the projection, turning the Noble Hall into an immersive space where the ancient and the contemporary meet. The entire installation is enveloped by a soundscape, with almost primordial resonances, that connects the visitor with the pulse of time.

The creation has been carried out by Tars Lab, the digital department of Tars Design which, under the direction of Juanjo Ortiz and Jordi Blasco, develops immersive experiences where artistic sensitivity meets technical innovation. The curation is handled by LUZE, a platform that advocates for light, visuals, and technology as legitimate forms of artistic expression, driven by visual artist Elimaginario and cultural producer and manager Luis Díaz González.

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