TUTTA BASE Tempo Radicale –– Ultravioletto

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Tempo Radicale. explores the tension between the linear rigor of time and the unpredictable vitality of nature

Tempo Radicale is a site-specific multimedia installation by Ultravioletto, a Rome-based artist collective that forges new kinships and connects measurable time with the living, ever-changing rhythms of nature. Two environments intertwine within Room 2100: one marks the seconds of the event with pulses of light, while the other reveals real-time growth of mycelium (fungus) through an AI-generated video.

The installation culminates in a live performance, where sound and visuals are transformed into a narrative inspired by the mycelium itself.

 

 

 

Bio

Ultravioletto is a creative studio that applies design to emerging interactive technologies. Driven by an unconventional and experimental approach, the team seamlessly integrates new media technologies into the communication landscape. Positioned at the intersection of architecture, design, storytelling, and installation, Ultravioletto blends these disciplines with cutting-edge tech to craft immersive, interactive experiences that captivate audiences and leave lasting impressions.

Specializing in multimedia art, Ultravioletto excels in the ideation, design, and execution of innovative solutions for exhibitions, trade fairs, museums, brand experiences, and events. Ultravioletto is a creative studio that applies design to emerging interactive technologies. Guided by a nonconventional and experimental approach, the team seamlessly integrates new media technologies into the contemporary communication landscape. Situated at the crossroads of architecture, design, storytelling, and installation, Ultravioletto merges these disciplines with cutting-edge technology to create immersive, interactive experiences that engage audiences and leave lasting impressions.

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