Sara Luna Ruiz Montoya is a Berlin-based visual artist, curator, researcher, and educator from Medellín, Colombia. Her practice spans interactive installations, real-time audiovisual systems, video mapping, and expanded media, exploring complex systems, politics, and the intersections of art, science, and technology. With over eight years of experience, she has presented work at Glastonbury, Draaimolen Festival, Estéreo Picnic, Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín, Museo de Arte de Pereira, and Festival de la Imagen. She is a curator at Artka Plataforma, co-founder of Aleph Experimental, and teaches Creative Technologies at the University of Europe and video mapping at Catalyst. She holds an M.A. in Visual Experience Design and has published research on audiovisual culture and new media.

This live audio-reactive visual performance combines Hydra, TouchDesigner, and archival footage to create an evolving dialogue between sound, image,  and perception. Responding in real time to rhythm, intensity, and atmosphere, the visuals move between generative systems, manipulated recordings, and layered digital textures. Drawing from expanded cinema, the performance constructs a live audiovisual narrative in which images are continuously transformed, juxtaposed, and recontextualized. The narrative emerges through the interaction between sound and image, often referencing political events, social tensions, collective memory, and the influence of media on perception.