Anne Horel LA SEÑAL ESTÁ ABIERTA

Anne Horel is a French artist, filmmaker and digital collagist whose work explores the intersection of mythology, digital culture and artificial intelligence. Working across film, installation and moving images, she develops speculative narratives that examine how technology reshapes perception, identity and collective imagination.

Rooted in collage, both analog and generative, her practice treats AI as a contemporary extension of surrealist montage: a space where personal memory, popular culture and collective subconscious merge.

In February 2026, her short film La Tisseuse d’Ombres received the Best Use of AI Award at the Artefact AI Film Festival, marking a new phase in her practice toward cinematic storytelling.

LA SEÑAL ESTÁ ABIERTA is a vertical video installation conceived as a visual spell activated within the architecture of the Capilla de San Esteban. Designed specifically for the sacred spatial context, the work transforms the chapel into a catalyst for collective intention.

Combining surreal collage imagery, mythological hybrids, and cosmic symbolism, the piece unfolds as a contemporary incantation, an invitation to awaken perception and reconnect with a shared sense of presence.

Rather than referencing religion, the work draws from universal archetypes, astrology, and hermetic symbolism to propose a poetic space of reflection. Through image, sound, and rhythm, LA SEÑAL ESTÁ ABIERTA sends a message of peace, harmony, love, and interconnected consciousness, imagining the possibility of a radically different world shaped by awareness and collective empathy.