Siren, 2024
4 channel sound installation generated with AI, ceramics and speakers.
Variable dimensions.

In collaboration with Leandro Lima. Siren evokes the songs of extinct birds from South America with the help of artificial intelligence and makes them sound in speakers shaped like nests distributed in the exhibition space.

Developed during an immersion in the Yucatan jungle in Mexico, the work combines 3D-printed ceramics with handcrafting, and mixes the songs of extinct birds from Brazil with the sounds of certain species living in the area.

A total of 4 sound sculptures are placed at different heights throughout the museum at SFER IK Museion, UhMay, México.

AI collaborator: Thiago Hersan | Ceramics collaborators: Alejandro Navarro, Bryan Jimenez, Daniela Navarrete, Diana Alvarado, Eliot Rodríguez, Estefanía Mejía, Jesus Palacios, Lizbeth Olvera, Rosa Tinoco, Tania Marina Acevedo.

Detail of one of the 4 pieces mixing 3D printed and handcrafed ceramics.

Process documentation.