​This project was developed at the beginning of the pandemic. It was originally conceived as a performing arts piece intended for a physical stage, but had to be adapted and transformed into an audiovisual work. That’s when I joined as audiovisual director, creating the visual language, animations, and visual compositions. The entire process, including filming, was carried out remotely and virtually.

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Sistema Sonoro is an audiovisual work that establishes a wide terrain where the individual and the collective, the voice and the voices coexist. In this space, the body becomes blurred to give rise to a chorus that speaks in unison, forming a plural constellation.

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The piece was developed in a context where physical gatherings were impossible, giving rise to a fragmented methodology that challenged the creative process and shaped the ways in which materials were generated, united, and edited. As a result, a visual chorus emerges, offering a sonic journey from the subjective to the collective and placing listening at the forefront of the experience.

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General Direction: Luis Aros & Jennifer McColl Crozier | Original Idea: Luis Aros | Audiovisual Direction: Ce Pams | Illustrations: Jennifer McColl Crozier | Musical Composition: Emiliana Abril (Kinética), Martín de la Parra | Performers: Loreto Espinoza, Martín de la Parra, Valeria Leyton, Samuel Antonio Meneses, Fernanda Nome, Micaela Quaroni, Teresa Salas, Claudia Yáñez.