2nd Edition of
MICME. Interactive Art Festival
June 2025
INSTALLATION «How to build a home»
Authors: Andrea Ternera & Marc Pauchet
Final project by the students of the International Master’s Degree in Multimedia Creation for the Live Shows
http://www.micme.net
The #MICME. Interactive Art Festival is an exhibition of the final projects of the Master’s students, tutored by the teaching staff. The festival highlights the role of multimedia and technologies as the core of the artistic experience: live audiovisuals, performances and interactive improvisations in real time.
An installation that represents the concept of safe space. Through translucent walls, it blurs the boundaries between the intimate and the visible, between what remains hidden and what is exposed to the world, generating dialogues about what it means to build a home and how a personal shelter is configured.
Languages and technologies: Interactive installation through sensors with Touchdesigner and Arduino. Reactive sound and visuals with Touchdesigner, Madmapper and Ableton. Design and construction of the fabric structure.
MICME International Master’s Degree in Multimedia Creation for Live Shows
www.micme.net
Andrea Ternera
Student of the 3rd promotion of the MICME. International Master in Multimedia Creation for Live Shows at LABA Valencia, she graduated in July 2025.
A multidisciplinary artist who works with immersive experiences. She is passionate about experimenting with image, creative coding, and touch designer. She combines her knowledge of cinematography, video mapping, motion graphics, and interactivity to create her poetic and installation-based works. Her personal work addresses everyday and subjective existence and how it can coexist with community experience through the arts.
Marc Pauchet
Student of the 3rd promotion of the MICME. International Master in Multimedia Creation for Live Shows at LABA Valencia, he graduated in July 2025.
Also known as Mark Allen Soul, is artist and producer who works with immersive spaces through the exploration of sound, light and sculpture. Using tools such as Touchdesigner, Ableton, video mapping and playing with materials such as fabric and rock, he designs installations that combine light and projections. In his pieces, he creates spatial and sound compositions with an enigmatic sensibility, focusing on the synergies between ambient music and the transformation of the space that surrounds us. His work has been presented and exhibited in venues such as the Museu Tàpies, the CCCB and venues such as Razzmatazz, El Pumarejo, Pluto and FOC. He is also a member of the Opi Melissa collective and directs a radio programme called ‘island of angels’, which is broadcast monthly on Ola Radio.
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