Keiken - 経験 - Experiencia

Keiken is a sensory experience that aims to bring us closer to one of the most eccentric, technological, and modern countries in the world: Tokyo, Japan. In this country there is the so-called “Art Triangle” made up of the National Art Center, Suntory Art Museum, and Mori Art Museum, among many other museums; And not only that, but all its streets with illuminated signs, fluorescent colors, kawai-style establishments, and its people make Tokyo a special place. Personally, there was a museum that blew my mind and convinced me that it was a pending trip in my life: the TeamLab Borderless museum, a virtual and interactive art museum, which in its immense rooms uses projections, giant screens, 3D art, among many other futuristic installations.

Instructions for use

Once played with the Play symbol, the song will be heard in the background, and during the tour we will have the power to move the cursor and have the music change frequency and volume, setting this experience to our personal taste.

At first, a photo of the street appears in the background, and by pressing the space bar, we can scroll through the images of the different rooms of the museum; The last photo is again of the streets of Tokyo, and there, even if we continue pressing the key, the application will not play again.

Biography

I was born on 02-12-1997 in the Recoleta neighborhood, Capital Federal; My name is Guadalupe Estevez Sala, I am 23 years old, and I live in the Villa Santa Rita neighborhood, a neighborhood where I grew up with my family, made up of my father and mother, and my two brothers. I am lucky to have grown up in a very supportive, open-minded and class-conscious family; I went to public primary and secondary school, I graduated from the Juan B Justo Higher Education Institute.

At this moment I am studying Multimedia Arts at UNA, a faculty that I love and gave me a different look at life.

As a girl I was very restless, I went through every type of recreational and artistic activity that exists, until I found what I liked, which was dance. I studied for around 5 years in different studios and institutes. It was a back and forth between devoting myself to dance or studying another career (I even went through the CBC for medicine), since I didn’t see my path in dance even though it was what I loved. I began to investigate the field of audiovisual production, sound design, and I began to find in art a way of life with thousands of outlets. And here I am…

As for work, I am working for the city government, as an administrative employee of the UFUs (Emergency Febrile Units) at the Tornú hospital.