Kati Katona "Continuum"

Wed, 14 Oct – Sat, 17 Oct 14.10. - 17.10.

Bombas Gens, Valencia

Part of the festival Volumens 2026

Kati Katona (b. 1995) is a Budapest-based new media artist whose practice lies at the intersection of technology, perception, and space. Through the creation of interactive installations, generative art, and projection mapping, Katona translates organic phenomena and biomorphic structures into algorithmic and meditative visual environments that transform spatial perception, thereby blurring the boundaries between the physical and virtual realms. Her outstanding international trajectory includes showcases at global platforms such as Vivid Sydney, Intervals Festival, and the Light Art Museum Budapest —a recognition of her innovation that was consolidated in 2026 when she was awarded the Carmen Mateu Young European Artist Prize alongside her collaborators.

Among her large-scale productions, CONTINUUM (2025) stands out as an immersive video installation and audiovisual composition originally designed to be projected onto all four walls and the ceiling, completely enveloping the viewer. This work explores the layered and non-linear structure of space and time on a cosmic scale, illustrating the diversity of time scales through universal processes such as the formation of nebulae, supernova transformations, and the distorting effects of black holes. By proposing that cosmic time is not a linear progression but a dynamic structure in continuous cyclical transformation, the installation invites the public to immerse themselves in an environment where past, present, and future intertwine to be deeply and emotionally experienced.

• Language: Spanish
• Subtitles: None

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