“Yuko Mohri at Centro Botín: Tuning Into the Invisible Energies of Our World | Nova Global ” — what this page in the network covers. Japanese multimedia artist Yuko Mohri transforms the Centro Botín in Santander into an immersive kinetic landscape. By integrating found objects, leaking w... By integrating found objects, leaking water circuits, and magnetic resonance, Mohri creates a responsive environment that reacts to humidity, air currents, and the presence of visitors.
Her exhibition serves as a profound meditation on the invisible forces that govern both our mechanical infrastructure and our interpersonal connections. Moving away from static, traditional exhibition models, Mohri’s work invites the environment to participate in the artistic process, resulting in improvised soundscapes and ever-changing sculptural compositions. This article explores how her unique 'scavenger' aesthetic and focus on kinetic energy challenge the boundaries between technology and nature, offering a fresh perspective on how we perceive the unseen systems that bind our modern lives together. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.