From digital animation and sound design, Amarhac builds an audiovisual space where the post-organism and post-nature function as territories of aesthetic and conceptual exploration.
The forms that inhabit it integrate organic textures, yet emerge with their own logic, as if they had developed behaviors in the absence of the laws that organize the visible.
Sound does not illustrate the image, nor does the image illustrate the sound. Both articulate in an audio-reactive manner, like two manifestations of the same organism. The result is an ecosystem that moves through different stages of intensity, where each piece serves as an entry point to diverse evolutionary possibilities.
This exhibition creates an environment that refuses to be static, complete or closed. It does not present a selection of finished works, but rather various examples of a living system: fragments that coexist, influence one another and continue to mutate even after the viewer’s eyes and ears have moved away from the screen.
Federico Pocci, aka Amarhac, is a digital artist born in Mar del Plata, Argentina. His practice sits at the intersection of 3D animation, sound design, and experimental electronic music. His work constructs post-organic ecosystems, exploring the tensions between technology, nature, and speculative futures. Through immersive visuals and soundscapes, he develops audiovisual poetics informed by post-nature imaginaries and music that fuses multiple genres and styles. He has presented his work in venues and festivals dedicated to digital art and culture, such as MUTEK Argentina, Artlab, and various contemporary audiovisual art exhibitions.
