Audiovisual Production, Spatial Tech Architecture & Creative Collaboration · with Gracias Grecia

Tecnologia [in]visible is an exhibition by Mobile World Capital Barcelona and the Generalitat de Catalunya at Palau Robert, curated by Genís Roca. It traces twenty years of technological change through a three-act journey: technology as object, as system, and as something we shape collectively. On view 12 June to 27 September 2026.

Gracias Grecia handled exhibition design and creative direction. I collaborated on the creative and led the audiovisual production: generative video, a six-channel testimonial installation, subtitling, and the delivery schedule.

Generative video
Creative direction and full video production for an interactive room where visitors reveal footage by moving a polarizing filter. Eight everyday-technology use cases appear in two synchronized states: a photorealistic scene of the technology in use, and its X-ray counterpart, generated from a shared seed. The pipeline pairs realism and infrastructure, making invisible systems legible.

Six-channel testimonial installation
A six-channel multiscreen piece built from real testimonies about technology, produced end to end including the shoot. Before filming, a fully AI-generated reference version, with synthetic people, scripted statements, and cloned voices, previsualized the piece and set framing, pacing, and channel logic across all six screens. The final work is the filmed testimonies, synchronized across the six channels in two editing structures, one dialogic and one contemplative.

Stack: ComfyUI, Runway, Nano Banana, Claude, ElevenLabs, Whisper, After Effects, Premiere, HTML/JS

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