The Secret Life of Flowers by Julieta Tarraubella is a digital installation where mosaic screens transform the floral cycle into a digital sculpture. Through photography and audiovisual experimentation, the artist captures the silent transformation of flowers, from blooming to decay, exploring the dialogue between the flowers, the space they inhabit, and the beings that surround them. Duration, gesture, and the fragility of flowers are thus translated into data. The work questions our perception of life, time, and intimacy, demonstrating how surveillance and technology alter our relationship with the living world.
The Secret Life of Flowers by Julieta Tarraubella is a digital installation in which mosaic-like screens transform the floral cycle into a digital sculpture. Through photography and audiovisual experimentation, the artist captures the flowers’ silent transformation, from bloom to death, the dialogue between the flowers, the space they inhabit, and the beings around them. Duration, gesture, and fragility are translated into data. The work questions our perception of life, time, and intimacy, showing how surveillance and technology reshape our relationship with the living.
With a degree in Image and Sound Design from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and training from the Universidad Di Tella film program, Julieta Tarraubella explores new media. She is a winner of the Buenos Aires Young Art Biennial (2019) and the Fortabat Foundation Prize. Her work, which blends photography, video, and visual arts, is regularly exhibited at major institutions such as MAMBA, CCK, and Museo MAR.
Graduated in Image and Sound Design (UBA) and trained in the film program at the Universidad Di Tella, Julieta Tarraubella explores new media. Winner of the Buenos Aires Young Art Biennial (2019) and the Fortabat Foundation Prize. Her work, which combines photography, video, and visual arts, is regularly exhibited in major institutions such as MAMBA, CCK, and Museo MAR.