EPICENTRO 48 comprises five installations that challenge defiant and limiting beliefs about the artistic development process, while inviting the audience to overcome the fear that resides within. The first element is a laser wall that appears to break down these fears. Visitors then move along a path that reveals inspirational messages on an interactive projected floor. They then encounter the bridge, which features a reactive screen with a touch sensor. They walk until they reach the LED tunnel, equipped with interactive audio, which shows that light is not only at the end. A video-mapping projection on the façade of a building is the final destination.

In collaboration with Fluge and Luz Negra.

Cerebralwwaves is a group formed by Costa Rican siblings Hillary and Alejandro Segura, visual artists renowned for their ability to translate emotions, ideas and narratives into captivating visual expressions. Their creations resonate with an innate sense of aesthetics, form and colour, transcending traditional boundaries and inviting the viewer on a visual journey that moves the soul and stimulates the imagination through their mastery of techniques such as video mapping, set design, staged and interactive installations, and digital art.