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"Digital heart": art, technologies and emotion in a single experience

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"Digital heart": art, technologies and emotion in a single experience

"Digital heart": art, technologies and emotion in a single experience

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Panama 6 April 2026. The exhibition "Digital Heart," by the conceptual visual artist Leslie Araúz Viloria, with the plastic artist and cultural manager Alba Peña, will be open until April 17 at Juan Manuel Cedeño Gallery, at Plaza de France, and presents itself as an innovative proposal within the Expo Arte Party, a space that fuses art, music, lights and co-existence in a unique sensory experience.

Through high-format posters and works, Leslie Araúz Viloria explores the daily with a visual language filled with humor, sarcasm and critical, using digital tools to transmit messages with an immediate impact. Her pieces, developed in digital photography and mixed medium, stand out for their museographic quality - Giclée print on 100% cotton canvas - and have been recognized in important calls, such as the Banconal Competition 2025.

Among his most outstanding works, "Contempation" will be part of the international exhibition Hanami II in Cali, Colombia, while "Corzo Emparcha 'or" Corzo Emparcha' will be exhibited in the virtual sample Love and Resilience, strengthening its projection outside the country.

The teacher Alba Peña, for her part, brings a deeply connected look with cultural roots. From Chiriquí, she has works in acrylic and a video piece entitled "When Art Reigns its Roots," where she emphasizes the woman, nature and Panamanian identity. Her work as a cultural manager also promotes new talents and promotes art with an ancestral and contemporary focus.

The performance of Leslie's sample was performed by the Italian artist Marco Beretta while that of Alba Peña was directed by the Panamanian artist French Van Cleef.