Jampi Taki — Visions, Sound, and Digital Healing

Wayta (Colombia)
Michele Cirulli (Italy)
Filippo Torre (Italy)

Born from the evolution of the "Visiones de las plantas sagradas" project, Jampi Taki (from the Quechua for "Music that heals") is a ritualistic and artistic performance that blends the ancestral wisdom of master plants with the languages ​​of contemporary performance art.

In this space where the ancient meets the future, shamanic medicine intertwines with digital psychedelia. Through the use of modular synthesizers and biosensors, electrical signals and the invisible life of plants (biofeedback) are captured in real-time and converted into sound frequencies and light pulses. Ritual sounds and frequencies generated by the plant kingdom thus interact live with video holograms, shaping an immersive visual and acoustic landscape.

Jampi Taki delves into the heart of modern healing: an integrated experience where music, vibration, technology, and visions become a unified instrument for transformation and the expansion of consciousness.