Astro.Log.IO is a project that integrates Art, Science, Technology, and ancestral knowledge. By expanding the concept of the music of the spheres, it creates a unique experience based on the interpretation of each individual’s natal chart through an intimate immersive experience.

      The music of the spheres is a philosophical concept introduced by Pythagoras and later developed by Johannes Kepler in his work Harmonices Mundi. Kepler proposed that the movements of the planets followed harmonic proportions similar to musical notes, forming a cosmic symphony that is inaudible but deeply symbolic. This principle is part of the “Quadrivium,” the four liberal arts that include arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy, which together formed the core of medieval education.

Astro.Log.IO is inspired by this tradition but takes the concept further by integrating advanced technologies to transform this cosmic vision and current astronomical data into a tangible sensory experience. Through the use of artificial intelligence, astronomical data and astrological meanings are combined to generate unique soundscapes that reflect the positions, movements, sounds, and personalities of celestial bodies at specific dates and times. Each experience in Astro.Log.IO is unique, designed to resonate with the individuality of each participant. This personalized approach allows users to explore unexpected aspects of their personality, guided by ancient astrological wisdom, now enhanced by modern technology and sensory expression.

      Astro.Log.IO is not limited to a single platform. The experience can extend across multiple formats, allowing users to engage with it in different ways: Mobile apps, Internet, Virtual and Augmented Reality, and Physical installations. The project aims to culminate in a large-scale physical installation where visitors can experience the harmony of the spheres in a fully immersive physical environment.

The first Astro.Log.IO installation was successfully presented in April 2024 at "Now Play This," an experimental game design festival at Somerset House in London, curated by Luján Oulton. Its debut received outstanding reviews in The Guardian, where more than 700 visitors experienced the Alpha version with great success.

      Astro.Log.IO revives and renews the ancient harmony of the spheres in this new era, inviting each user to embark on a journey of personal cosmic self-discovery.

      The Astro.Log.IO project is designed by an interdisciplinary team of Artists, Astrologers, Psychologists, Astronomers, Programmers, and Architects, including Alejandra Eusebi, Martín Bonadeo, Oliverio Duhalde, Fernando Bravo, Patricio González Vivo, Cristian Castro Arenas, and Graterolina Fuenmayor.