Bromo premieres 'CRISPR, the pattern of life' at LEV festival

On Friday, May 3rd, Bromine, the innovative musical duo composed of Paloma Peñarrubia and Azael Ferrer, is proud to present its latest project entitled 'CRISPR, the pattern of life', within the framework of the renowned LEV FestivalThe stage chosen for this premiere is the prestigious Gijón Laboral Theatre.

'CRISPR, the pattern of life' is a transmedia production that fuses music, visual arts and scientific research in a fascinating journey through genetic engineering and biotechnology. This pioneering project includes an audiovisual show within the framework of LEV Festival, which marks the duo's third album, as well as a dissemination tool and a documentary that explores the creative process that has taken more than two years to develop.

Exploring new horizons with a cutting-edge approach

Directed by the talented composer Paloma Peñarrubia, 'CRISPR, the pattern of life' takes us on a sonic journey that explores the boundaries of electronic music. From organic sounds to sci-fi landscapes, the album navigates through atmospheric textures, drones and danceable beats. With a focus on genetic editing and the CRISPR tool, Bromo's compositions become an emotionally charged experience, offering a reflection on the future of science and humanity.

Musically, by the composer Paloma Peñarrubia, 'CRISPR, the pattern of life' travels through organic sounds built through an IDM full of textures. Sci-fi compositions that move through the most atmospheric ambient, drone or the most danceable electronics. Its musical development becomes organic, incorporating different and complex compositional layers, to show, along with the Visual work by Azael Ferrer, the concerns and hopes that genetic editing may bring to our future. Powerful sounds that create emotional and abstract passages, parade as an amalgam of organic textures and concepts, evolving their sound with respect to previous proposals.

A call for reflection

With 'CRISPR, the pattern of life', Bromo continues his commitment to artistic experimentation and scientific dissemination. His first album, 'Trace of erosion' Released in 2017, it explored weather conditions and the effect of environmental erosion, while their second album, 'No Signal', launched in 2020, focused on space research and digital art. Now, with his latest project, Bromo invites the public to reflect on the future of genetic engineering and the impact it could have on our lives.

This multidisciplinary project not only seeks to entertain, but also to educate and provoke critical thinking about scientific advances and their ethical implications. 'CRISPR, the pattern of life' arises from Bromo's deep interest in exploring the possibilities and dilemmas posed by the technology CRISPR-Cas gene editing, a revolutionary tool that allows for precise modification of DNA in living organisms, including humans.

Bromine, inaugurates with this premiere a multi-format project, in which genetic engineering, scientific research, music and visual arts take center stage. This new AV live, is a musical and visual journey loaded with meanings and messages, impossible landscapes, generative images and reinterpreted natures, which delve into and guide the viewer through the universe of synthetic biology and the philosophy of evolution.

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