Sincronica IV

This study focuses on analyzing the same object through multiple observations across different and distinct periods of time, all viewed by an «observer of observers.» These observations lead to a series of evolutions, which are categorized as Sincrónicas, each one shaped by previous insights. The Sincrónicas represent an ongoing process of evolving perspectives and personal critique.

Sincrónica IV is a programmable robotic sculpture made up of 42 individual pieces arranged in 21 pairs, supported by lines that create a complex framework. The sculpture generates a dynamic, visually synchronous effect, but with irregular and variable patterns, thanks to its intricate programming. Each of the 21 independent actuators is controlled by a central circuit, receiving commands from a microcontroller that operates in a series of interconnected processes. This configuration enables the sculpture to display a continuous, evolving visual dialogue between movement, time, and technological control, reflecting the progression of both the object itself and the observer’s ever-changing perspective.