BIO
Gil Castro (Light Node Cult) is a media artist and director born in Mexico City in 1984. He focuses his work in the fields of interactive and immersive multimedia installations. Inspired by anthroposophy and the relationship between sciences and art, his work explores new forms in which we can communicate through art, technology and theosophy.
Co-founder and Creative Director at INTUS Interactive Design, Co-founder and CTO at XR Capital, with more than 13 years of experience in the field of interactive technologies and multimedia experiences, Gil Castro directed and led over 300 successful projects and exhibitions developed with interactive technologies including art galleries, event production, stage design and multimedia experiences for brands such as Nike, Porsche, VW, Disney, Artechouse, Sonar, Mutek, Amazon and much more.
He designs his own tools and systems of real time and generative 3D visuals, generating motion graphics with algorithms and creating new worlds to transform perceptions of nature and space. He has directed and led large-scale national and international projects and he is a magician in the specialty of making any dream come true.
STATEMENT
As an artist, I am deeply fascinated by the possibilities that arise at the intersection of art, technology, and spirituality. Inspired by the philosophy of anthroposophy and the belief that art can serve as a bridge between different fields of knowledge, my work focuses on creating interactive and immersive multimedia installations that invite viewers to engage with complex ideas and explore new ways of understanding the world around us.
Through my art, I aim to transcend traditional boundaries between disciplines and create new forms of communication that can help us connect with each other and the universe on a deeper level. Using cutting-edge technology and multimedia elements such as sound, light, and video, I strive to create immersive experiences that engage all the senses and invite viewers to participate in the creation of meaning.
My installations are often inspired by scientific concepts and explore the ways in which art and science can work together to expand our understanding of the world. I believe that art has the power to inspire wonder, curiosity, and reflection, and that by engaging with these experiences, we can cultivate a deeper appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the natural world.
Ultimately, my goal as an artist is to create works that inspire viewers to think, feel, and question the world around them. By creating interactive and immersive installations that blend art, technology, and theosophy, I hope to foster a sense of connection and wonder that transcends boundaries and invites viewers to explore new frontiers of knowledge and understanding.