Through an interplay of volumetric, vector, and sonic choreography, the Monolith of Infinity initiates a singular experience of the Cosmic.
Through the prism of six digital journeys, the Monolith of Infinity probes the spectrum of the infinitely large and the infinitely small, serving as an exploration vessel between the portals of physics, sound composition, digital art, and perception.
At this intersection of blurred boundaries,
where scientific thought and artistic creation merge, inspiration is found. Matthieu Poli grew up in Paris, surrounded by art and music. After studying graphic design at Penninghen, he worked as an art director,
and fuels his graphic work.
A composer and a visual and digital artist, he continues to break down barriers between disciplines through his work: visual, graphic, and high-tech production,
digital arts and music fuse, electrify,
and stimulate the full range of human sensory abilities. His works, sometimes physical, sometimes abstract—often both—evoke a sense of confusion. They manifest in forms inspired by optical illusions and play with perception, creating digital volumes that are out of sync with their primary environment.