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Nudo’25 Madrid

Nudo’25 Madrid

An immersive audiovisual installation created for NUDO '25, presented in CUPRA's immersive room in Madrid. Developed in collaboration with Virginia Rey, the piece explores the tension between external chaos and inner stillness, using abstract visuals and sound to transform breathing into the audience's only point of reference.

Role

Creative Designer

Contributions

Creative Direction
Visual Design
Motion Design
Art Direction

Created for the NUDO ’25 experimental poetry festival, the installation explores the idea of “noise” as both a global and psychological condition. Rather than telling a linear story, the piece invites viewers into an immersive environment where visual abstraction becomes a metaphor for uncertainty, overstimulation and the search for calm.

The visual language was built around dense textures, organic movement and layered compositions that gradually increase in visual intensity. Grain, distortion and abstract forms were deliberately used to give the image a tactile, almost physical quality, allowing the audience to experience chaos rather than simply observe it.

As the visual intensity builds, breathing gradually becomes the only constant—shifting the experience from external chaos to personal reflection.