María Iribarne ART lab

MIa, María Iribarne Art Lab, is a space that fosters creativity and experimentation based on patterns, frequencies, and rhythms. From this foundation, a color theory emerges constructed from musical patterns, producing images that complement conventional perceptions and offer new ways of appreciating art.

Through this technique, we explore harmonic circles of color and build color progressions based on musical rhythms, melodies, and harmonies.

And what if we make colorful music?

The sacred geometric patterns, resonating in both art and religion, seem to speak a universal language, one that points towards a common direction despite the various paths it may take.

This led me to discover similarities with music, which follows its own patterns and rules governed by fractality.

Syncretism in Religion: Forms and Color

MIa and I

The idea of combining music and color is not new. In fact, several artists and scientists throughout history have explored this possibility.

For example, the mathematical physicist Sir Isaac Newton proposed a theory relating the colors of the light spectrum to the notes of the musical scale.

At that moment, María Iribarne Art Lab or MIa, as I prefer and would like to be called, emerged. Mia represents and pays homage to the magic of sensitivity that arises from femininity and allows the creation of this marvelous and ambivalent stage called art.

roots of the paramo

Sumapaz

Discovering my lineage through a laboratory result was a surprising experience, akin to facing a mirror with many colors, yet dominated by a single tone.

But this dominance is not like a dominant seventh chord that breaks the regularity and takes over the song. No, I speak of a tranquil and serene tonic upon which the notes of its harmonic circle rest.

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Let's invite you to create music with colors,