Works that mix art and technology

Artist Frank Ferrer has been exploring new formats for digital creation with electronic media for several years.

His work mixes art, technology and knowledge production, creating pieces that display and activate changing images, like the natural processes that shape life.

His work is closely related to processes introspection and self-discoverywhich captures through the progressive distortion of figures that can take on different meanings, depending on who observes them.

Frank Ferrer enhances the psychedelic aspect of these figures through various supports such as painting, digital art and video animations and is increasingly delving into generative art and the creation of immersive installations.

This proposal is intended as an exhibition that shows the results of some of its own Research through different formats.

His last exhibition, which marked his return, was “Metanoia 3.0. Psychic Mutations”, a proposal that resulted artistic process Used as a method of introspection, Frank Ferrer conducted a series of interventions in digital media, through which he explores the limits of memory, the frequency of events on the psyche and the transformations generated in subjectivities through the passage of time.

The artist suggests electronic landscapes project these transformative forcesachieving colorful visual effects and full of details that give the sound dimension in the electronic and mobile version.

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“Metanoia 3 0 psychic mutations” was a show that, through various formats, revealed to the viewer traces of the psychic processes that we all share. It was held in the exhibition hall of the Juan Manuel Cedeño gallery.

Ferrer strives for viewers to have an experience of full attention and to intensify their perceptions on different levels, becoming much more sensitive to changes and fluidity vital and mental processes.

“Metanoia 3 0 psychic mutations” was a show that, through various formats, revealed to the viewer traces of the psychic processes that we all share. It was held in the showroom Juan Manuel Cedeno Gallery.