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Multimedia installation realised by the creative lab based in Barcelona [ Audiovisons ] It suggests thinking about origin and evolution of life trough light and sound systems.
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It presents organic images that become abstracted in abyssal spaces, and creates an audiovisual changing space that breaks the traditional concept of limited screen.
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The visitor walks and becomes its own editor, as needs to choose what to look, what to listen an the order of reading the contents.

Poseidon's garden is designed to be shown looped and permuted, as projections finish each 8 minutes but are combined until 32 minutes, while rounding images, sounds and screens.
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Imagery has been created using digital and analogic particle generators, and come from copy-left 1920' documentaries, recent recordings obtained from archive.org and also video and sound HD recordings from Cadaqués seaside.
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The installation has been exhibited at Cadaques Societat l'Amistat Museum, during Tramuntana Festival 08.

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CREDITS
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Production: [ Sus Gonzàlez ]
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Realization: [ Borja F. Alexandre ]
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Installation: [ Diego de León ]
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Technical development: [ Jano Bizzotto ]
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Sound and music: [ Audiovisions ] and [ Sonom ]
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Atrezzo: [ Jacinto Melara ]
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Illustration: [ Daniel Zerbst ]
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Left images: [ Archive.org ] [ Paula Pin ]
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Special thanks: [ Javier de Juan Creix ] [ Andy ] [ Iván Comas ]
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