El zoòtrop roig - La roda de la llum [The Red Zoetrope - The Wheel of Light] is a journey through time. Art and technology converge to create an experience that connects with the ancient fascination of bringing images and stories to life. The device reinterprets the zoetrope invented by William George Horner, an apparatus that displayed moving images through slits arranged around it while the interior spun. Inspired by the 1834 device, this installation inverts the proportions of the original zoetrope. Whereas the original device was small and viewed from above, the scale changes in this digital reinterpretation. The small viewpoint of the individuals becomes the central focus, and the device grows in size and plays with the scale of both the audience and the device. The essence and enchantment are retained, enhanced by the incorporation of brightness, and the red light harks back to humanity's earliest paintings.

Alba G. Corral is a visual artist, code developer, and educator from Madrid who lives in Catalonia. With a background in computer engineering, she has been creating art using software for the last decade. Her practice extends to live performances, videos, digital media, and installations. Through various artistic practices, she explores abstract narratives notable for their expressiveness and taste for colour. Combining generative systems with improvised drawing techniques, her digital language becomes organic and creates fascinating digital landscapes. Her name has become known for her impacting audiovisual performances, where she integrates coding and crafting in collaboration with musicians in real-time. As an educator, she teaches visual programming focused on designers and artists in various spaces, such as talks and workshops dedicated to creative coding with open-source software tools.