Phototropisme is a serie of sculptures that occurred within 1 x 1 canvases; that metaphorically portray nature's slow morphological patterns in response to sunlight.
The work consists of 3 episodes in phonokinetic movement, each episode embodies different metaphors of supposed natural phenomena that occurred in different environments, making visible the invisible beauty of the effect of the sun on the forces of nature.
Accelerated natural phenomena to remember light constitutes life.

https://www.iluminet.com/invisible-muestra-de-luz-y-arte-mmac/
https://www.archdaily.mx/catalog/mx/products/29330/caso-de-estudio-museo-juan-soriano-lutron
https://www.iluminet.com/invisible-concepto-programacion-lutron/

This piece is part of the exhibition In-visible, composed of different installations by various authors, curated by Brenda Castillo, co-founder of Circadia Studio. They were conceived with the premise of taking advantage of perception, light, darkness, and shadows. "We seek to highlight lighting as a central point in art, turning it into a language. Having the participation of Lutron, with Ketra, allowed artists to develop visually appealing and unique complex works. In addition, MMAC becomes the first museum in Mexico to use Ketra technology in its exhibitions," said Brenda Castillo.