Beneath the Neural Waves explores biodiversity through an attempt at creating (digitally) an aquatic ecosystem as a means of attempting to engage with the very abstract concept of relationship. These dioramas of artificial life, together with the various sculptural fragments, imagery, and text, reach out towards the complex entanglement of natural life, both with itself and others.

The choice of the aquatic, specifically the coral reef, was due to our belief that these reefs ecosystems are the perfect example of how the interconnectedness occurs in the natural world between life, no one creature is the core component of the reef, rather it emerges from the interwoven whole of all the individual component species.

A generated phylogenetic tree of neural coral specimens along with the interactive, augmented reality experience: 'Coral Spawner'.

Online exhibition of specimens of corals from Beneath the Neural Waves for New Art City. Arranged in phylogenetic trees that display their speculative evolution around which generated fish swim. Careful where you tread, however, you might just scare them if you get too close! Click here to visit web experience on newart.city.
Thanks to Jack Julian for the aquatic soundtrack.
Special thanks to Joel Simon.

The first exhibition, realized as part of an arts residency hosted by the Etopia Centro de Arte y Tecnología in Zaragoza, Spain, and shown as part of the 'VisionarIAs' exhibitionthat took the form form of AI-generated sculptures, video, and interactive web experience. 
With special thanks to Blanca Perez Ferrer.