Conceived as a site-specific experience, it invites visitors to move beyond conventional forms of representation and to engage with heritage through presence, listening and perception.
The experience brings together creative practice and technological experimentation, creating a dialogue between the physical environment and an evolving digital dimension.
Rather than presenting digital content as something separate from the physical space, the experience creates an additional perceptual layer around it.
Sound, spatial relationships and immersive technologies contribute to an environment that visitors can explore intuitively, encouraging new connections between place, memory, interpretation and sensory experience.
The installation reflects one of the central themes of the Symposium: how emerging technologies can extend access to cultural heritage while preserving the importance of human perception and embodied experience.
Mezzo Forte is a creative technology studio founded in 2019 by sound designers, sound engineers, developers and researchers with extensive experience in 3D audio, live electronics and spatial sound.
Its work focuses on tailor-made immersive and augmented acoustic experiences for museums, cultural spaces, performances, concerts and guided visits, combining original content, sound design and technological development adapted to each context.
The Immersive Experience is developed in collaboration with the Federal University of Ceará (UFC), with the scientific contribution of Prof. Esequiel Fernandes Teixeira Mesquita, Coordinator of the Lab of Information Modeling: Art, Architecture, Environment (LInA).
The collaboration brings together creative experimentation and academic research, fostering new approaches to cultural heritage interpretation and experience.
Visitors will be invited to enter an environment where sound, space and digital interpretation interact in unexpected ways.