Art Exhibition: Prismatic Echoes | //benitez_vogl studio

Inspired by László Moholy-Nagy’s light explorations and Luigi Russolo’s Art of Noises,
Prismatic Echoes is an immersive installation merging 3D-printed kinetic sculptures and
projections. Intricate moving lattices generate rhythmic, textural soundscapes that evolve with
each rotation. Shifting geometric patterns and textile forms serve as dynamic canvases for
mapped light and video, casting continuously transforming visuals across surfaces. By fusing
digital technology, avant-garde acoustics, raw materiality, and deliberate physical movement, the
pieces actively interrogate and reshape their environment.

“Prismatic Echoes is a multisensory installation that investigates the intersection of kinetic
sculpture, textile design, and digital media ” remarks Margarita Benitez and Markus Vogl,
exhibition artists also known as //benitez_vogl studio. “By updating early avant-garde theories
of industrial noise and light-space mechanics for the digital age, this work transforms
computational data into a visceral, living ecosystem. Ultimately, we aim to challenge the
perceived coldness of technology by highlighting its versatility, using the very machines that
dictate our modern lives to evoke a deep, physical sensory response that fully immerses the
viewer.”

On view at Summit Artspace in the Betty and Howard Taylor Main Gallery