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Om Mundi

Rampa Prenestina, Rome · 2025 · Interactive installation

A digital temple that answers the gestures of whoever stops: light and sound guided by the hands, in a public space in the heart of Rome.

Om Mundi, the room with beams of light on the floor
The project

"OM" is the primordial sound, the breath with which the universe begins. "Mundi," from Latin, means of the world.

Om Mundi springs from a lost yet persistent need: to reconnect origin and presence, what creates and what has been created. A circuit of frequencies where light, sound, and human gesture try to summon a primordial communication that grows ever fainter. A place where matter tries to remember its first breath.

At the center, a vertical seam of light descends and generates sound, a channel stretched between the cosmos and the earth. Whoever enters doesn't just watch: they join the circuit. Light and sound respond to their presence, and the line between inside and outside grows thin.

Om Mundi doesn't define: it suggests. It is a flow in constant motion, a breeze that appears without declaring its origin. In a hyperconnected age drifting away from the essential, it offers a digital invocation for returning to the beginning.

In Om Mundi in me resonat origo. In the world's primordial sound, the origin resounds within me.

The outcome

Thousands of visitors in a single night, most of whom stopped to interact instead of walking on.

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Gallery
Om Mundi, the room with beams of light on the floor
Om Mundi, a person with open arms in the beams
Om Mundi, a visitor inside the installation
Om Mundi, the star of light seen from above