Studio F3

Mexico

F3 is a multimedia art studio created by artists and designers Gabriela Reyes [Cero Tres] and Jorge Flores [FFakt] based in Mexico City. The artistic practice of F3 is a fusion of the aesthetic, social and existential vision of two minds, lovers of abstraction and exploration of the phenomenology of light, form, space and sound. Their work shows their taste for simplicity. Through the observation, study and analysis of basic concepts, they develop and trigger a series of ideas and discourses that lead them to generate their own interpretations expressed in audiovisual compositions that may vary between installations, performances, video, objects and drawings.


They presented their work in Mexico and abroad in spaces such as the PUMPUMYACHKAN Festival Asimtria 16 (Cusco | PE), NODE Forum for Digital Arts 2020 (Frankfurt | DE), Athens Digital Arts Festival 2020 (Atenas | GR), Centro de Cultura Digital (Mexico City | MX), Paradise Festival (Cap Cana | DR), Centro Nacional de las Artes (Mexico City | MX), CMD_Festival (Mexico City | MX), Showfields (New York | EU), among others.


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Their work shows their taste for simplicity. Through the observation, study and analysis of basic concepts, they develop and trigger a series of ideas and discourses that lead them to generate their own interpretations expressed in audiovisual compositions that may vary between installations, performances, video, objects and drawings. Here in particular, Studio F3 explores the theme of life and the movements of breathing. From the series "Memorias Orgánicas", the work is generated by a work of exploration and recording by 3D scanner on endemic natural elements of Oaxaca, Mexico. This is the Visual History of Natural Space that we once knew. Local experts have told us that agaves only breathe at night to save most of their energy, which is very important to survive in the extreme environments in which they live. Here is our interpretation.
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photogrammetry

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landscape

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