This Franco-Argentinian work breaks away from the traditional stage space, blending participatory choreographic performance with digital installation. The artists invite total immersion through virtual reality (VR) headsets, allowing participants to enter an alternative reality linked to the physical space. Here, they perform choreographic movements orchestrated by 20 dancers and performers in interaction with the audience. The project highlights our perspective on the use of digital devices and their relationship to space, as they transform both real and virtual environments. It offers an innovative use of virtual reality, placing particular importance not only on the imagery created through VR headsets but also on 360° spatialized sound, as well as the gestures and movements in space that the user—temporarily disconnected from their usual sensory perception—will form almost unconsciously and spontaneously.
Composer, transmedia artist, researcher, and educator. He is a doctoral candidate at the Doctoral School of Aesthetics, Sciences, and Technologies of the Arts at the University of Paris 8. He is a Category 3 national researcher and holds a degree in Composition with Electroacoustic Media from the National University of Quilmes. He creates diverse transmedia works that interact with dance, theater, multimedia installations, visual arts, and performance.
He has received various awards, including: First Prize in Composition from the "Juan Carlos Paz" National Arts Fund for his work "Intihuatana." First Prize Residency for the work "Indeleble" at the 33rd Bourges International Electroacoustic Music and Sound Art Competition in France. A composition residency at the University of Birmingham, England. A grant from the Spanish Ministry of Culture for a residency at the LIEM of the Reina Sofía Art Center in Madrid, among other assignments and national and international fellowships.
In the academic field, he has served as Director of the Arts Area and Director of the Bachelor's Degree in Combined Arts. He is currently the Undersecretary of Innovation and Liaison for the Faculty of Art, Design, and Cultural Sciences at the National University of the Northeast. A Category 3 national researcher, he directs technological innovation projects and is a tenured professor at the UNNE (National University of the Northeast) and the UNA (National University of the Arts), as well as a lecturer for postgraduate seminars and national and international workshops.
As a composer and multimedia artist, he has presented his work in distinguished venues, festivals, museums, and theaters in Argentina, as well as in France, Mexico, Brazil, the United States, Ecuador, Austria, the United Kingdom, and Spain.
A choreographer, dancer, researcher, and teacher, he is distinguished by his works "Tierra de Mandelbrot," "Plano difuso," and "Argumentos a favor de la oscuridad," which have earned him international recognition. His work has been featured at the most prestigious international festivals, including the 2006 Lyon Dance Biennale, the 2007 American Dance Festival, the Lila López Festival (Mexico), the Recife International Festival, the Ceara Biennale, the FID (International Dance Forum of Belo Horizonte), the Panorama International Festival in Rio, and the Buenos Aires International Festival (2005 and 2007). He is currently creating a piece for the IUNA (National University Institute of the Arts) Dance Company, where he also serves as an assistant professor and researcher, while teaching open community classes as part of the University Extension program and at the Centro Cultural San Martín.