Amor Muñoz
Biography
Amor Muñoz lives and works in Mexico City (Mexico). Her work has been exhibited in various museums and festivals, such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (USA), 21 Haus, Belvedere (Austria), the National Art Center, Tokyo (Japan), among others. In 2012, she received an Honorable Mention in the category of Hybrid Art in the Prix Ars Electronica, and in 2013, she received the New Face Award of the Japan Media Arts Festival. She works across textiles, performance, drawing, sound and experimental electronics to explore the relationship between technology and society, showing a special interest in the interaction between material forms and social discourse.
About the artwork
With Meteorite Poem, the public can scan a QR code to access the website of the piece where they can write and send a poem to a virtual space, and later receive it, transformed into a 3D printed meteorite or as the file to print. The piece is made with a 3D modeling software, in which an algorithm processes texts, using textual analysis rules that translate certain parameters into numerical values that generate forms. This project comes from a series of works based on the observation of the sky, and operates in the physical and digital world. The project seeks to create a connection between astral bodies, with art and poetry. Science is often perceived as strict, rational, and methodical. When it also operates with two elements that link it to art (intuition and creativity), it can become a search for beauty and art, and lead to the creation of organized processes and systems.