resonantia explores the perceptual propagation of an initial tension.
principle: wave, propagation, vibration
resonantia brings together the evocatio arising from a strongly structuring signal, most often musical.
rhythm, repetition, ascent or rupture constitute the raw material of the process, not as narrative, but as structure.
the final form does not represent the signal: it is its visual resonance.
an initial geometry acts as a focal point of propagation, generating responses, shifts and internal echoes within the composition itself.
here, nothing is isolated.
each tension transforms and reverberates elsewhere, creating invisible yet perceptible correspondences.
resonantia resonantia does not show the origin of the signal, but the persistence of its effects.
