Polifeme is the art project of María Cervelló Llorca (Valencia, 1986), working at the intersection of sound art, technology, and experimental performance. Her practice translates invisible electromagnetic, electrical, and luminous phenomena from several obsolete media into immersive sound, treating machines as active sonic agents rather than passive tools.
Throughout her research, she explores how images—particularly from cathode-ray screens—generate electromagnetic fields that can be captured and rendered audible. In doing so, she transforms the screen from a representational surface into a resonant object, dissolving the boundaries between seeing and hearing.
