un ambiente controlado para una atmósfera estocástica
Video, 2026
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About the artwork
estudios sobre una atmósfera estocástica (versión dalle2)
This collection uses five prompt-states as sequential stages of one video, seeded by an old DALL·E 2 image and reworked through my current cosmic terror prompt, where clouds and atmospheric optics become the canvas: stratified skies, nacreous iridescent films, tornasol color shifts, fractured rainbow bands, and multiple comet filaments that score and stain the air. Each stage shifts the emotional register, sometimes hesitant and diagnostic, sometimes luminous and triumphant, sometimes quiet and mysterious, so the day-to-night transition feels like light collapsing through layers while the atmosphere keeps trying to cohere into meaning, never reaching perfect symmetry, only bands, sheets, vectors, and suspended near-errors in motion.
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Listen to Canek Zapata discuss this work.
Editor, curator, and internet artist. He studied Classical Literature at UNAM. His work focuses on exploring automated writing models, internet visual languages, and net art. He completed the 2016 Photography Production Seminar at the Centro de la Imagen and received the Mexican Foundation for Literature grant (2015-16). His work has been exhibited at Centro de la Imagen, Progreso Gallery, El Cuartelito, MUAC, the XIII FEMSA Biennial, Museo Carrillo Gil, the Visual Art Center at the University of Texas in Austin, UNAM’s El Aleph Festival, and Neort++ Gallery in Tokyo, Japan. His work is anthologized in the Electronic Literature Collection Volume 4. He has curated exhibitions at Galería Libertad, Museo de la Ciudad de Querétaro, Oaxaca Book Fair, The Wrong Biennale 2019-20, and Casa Equis.
He is an editor and programmer at the electronic literature publisher https://brokenenglish.lol/. An expert in digital culture, automatic writing, internet art, glitch art, and memes, he has published articles in PaperMag, Excelsior, Horizontal, Revista 404.Tierra Adentro, and Revista de la Universidad.