At the heart of AMRPH is an artificial intelligence-driven real-time rendering system that combines the tangible with the virtual.
It is inspired by the mysterious processes of morphogenesis and the bold field of speculative biology. "Amorph" captures the essence of emergent phenomena, revealing the invisible forces that shape nature's ancient blueprint.
Artificial intelligence calculates environmental light effects, reflections and refractions in real time. The AI-generated images create patterns that adapt to the 3D scene based on the viewer's perspective.
In this transitional space, we witness the meeting of sound, technology, mathematics and our ancient roots.
Rodrigo Guzman Cazares is a Mexican electronic composer and visual artist born in Mexico City, currently living and working in Europe. Guzman, artistically known as ABDX, focuses his work on the fundamental characteristics of the perception of time through visual and aural media. The installation is supported by ERSTE.