The Walk. Art and poetry.

All beauty dwells in every aesthetic experience; every aesthetic experience lives in poetry, and all poetry emanates from those builders who conquered beauty. Poetry means creating. To create is to open a space where something new begins to be. Here image and sound are important, so you'd do well to listen with headphones. Click on the screen or on the buttons you'll find to listen to the sound and breath of the Walk. The poems at the entrance are the material with which the thresholds are built—liminal spaces between the artist and the AI, a true fold between two worlds; using the browsers' own tools to make art with them—that is the challenge. With the help of AI, I have used the soul of browsers (.html, .css, and .js) for a conversion of texts into image and sound that do not fall into the category of mere illustration, but rather into that of transformations from one medium to another through the algorithms of the scripts that tame electrical impulses with the magical idea of the binary number system with just the number 0 and 1 as numbers. Gottfried Leibniz in the 18th century documented this system with origin in the I CHING, to which we pay homage here. Through the thresholds, you cross into an experimental zone where, from the 3D world generated with Blender, we explore again native image and sound created with scripts written in Python, where again AI has been fundamental. Generating in this way a fertile dialogue between digital code and human aesthetics.