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Patxi Araujo
ArtistPatxi Araujo is a Spanish artist, researcher and professor born in Pamplona in 1967. He teaches in the Department of Sculpture and Art and Technology at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), where he also earned his doctorate in 2007. His practice explores the relationship between art, digital technology and human perception, combining programming, robotics, sound, audiovisual media and interactive installations. His research examines interfaces, artificial life, simulation and the connections between humans and nature. His work has been presented at international festivals and exhibitions, including SIGGRAPH, ISEA, Tabakalera and IN_SONORA. Notable projects include The Trained Particles Circus, Turba and Analemma.
In Particles Are Not Angels, Patxi Araujo explores the relationship between invisible physical phenomena, technology and human perception. Through interactive installations and computational systems, his artistic practice transforms processes that are normally imperceptible into sensory experiences. His work investigates how particles, data and unpredictable events can generate sound, movement and visual patterns, challenging conventional distinctions between the natural and the artificial. By combining programming, electronics and artistic experimentation, Araujo creates situations in which technology becomes a medium for exploring the connections between humans, machines and the physical world.
