Agua limpia, aire limpio

(TAMAAINA, 2025)

Agua limpia, aire limpio is a generative artwork exploring the simulation of a digital ecosystem inspired by the behaviours of natural habitats. An algorithmic homage to biodiversity that reflects the need to embrace our natural world as essential to humanity’s survival. The work stands as a meditation on coexistence, adaptation, and the quiet intelligence of a living pond.


TAMAAINA is an artist duo formed by Tamara Moura Costa (Buenos Aires, 1996) and Christopher Ainako Legaspi (Hilo, Hawaiʻi, 1983). Their collaborative practice bridges sound, light, and materials to explore the evolving relationship between nature, ancestry, and technological awareness.

Blending Tamara’s background in Electronic Arts and Classical Music with Christopher’s expertise in Audio Synthesis and Creative Technology, they create immersive works that merge organic and digital worlds through performance, installation, and generative art.

Their projects reflect a shared vision grounded in ecological consciousness, ancestral wisdom, and technological experimentation, inviting reflection, play, and connection across cultures and species.


  • Concept & Development: TAMAAINA
  • Artists: Tamara Moura Costa & Christopher Ainako Legaspi
  • Medium: Generative Art / Interactive p5.js Sketch
  • Year: 2025
  • Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Artworks

About / Credits

Labias is a pavilion of TheWrong Biennale, curated by Ignacio Guerra.

The project was developed by the study group Programación Web Creativa y Arte Digital (UNTREF), with the support of the Laboratorio de Arte Electrónico e Inteligencia Artificial (UNTREF) and the Diplomatura en Inteligencia Artificial aplicada al Arte Multimedial (UNA).

The development team included: Ignacio Guerra, José Casanova, Roy Eden, Tom Werthein y Martin Sobel.

Special thanks to all the artists whose work made this pavilion possible.

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