“De Tripas Corazón” (From Guts to Heart): A generative art audiovisual exploration of the gut-brain axis Unavailable

AUREA K. RAMÍREZ JIMÉNEZ is a research professor and leader of the “Sustainable Bioproducts” group at Tecnologico de Monterrey. Her research focuses on nutrigenomics and microbiota analysis of functional foods through agro-industrial waste valorization.

SAID EMMANUEL DOKINS MILIÁN is a visual artist interested in visually understanding environments through textual elements, exploring the dynamics of writing in public spaces, and its interactions with urban settings, politics, science, and architecture.

ENRIQUE GARCÍA-ALCALÁ is an artist and professor at Tecnologico de Monterrey. He is a member of the Art, Science, and Technology Laboratory and the Research-Creation Group. He received his M.A. in Interactive Media Arts from New York University (2021).

MARÍA DEL CARMEN GONZÁLEZ-LÓPEZ is a research professor at the Universidad Autonoma de Queretaro, specializing in microbial processes within the “Design and Development of Processes, Bioprocesses, and Materials for Sustainable Development” research group.

PIEDAD MARTÍNEZ GARCÍA is an artist, curator, and professor at the Tecnologico de Monterrey. She holds a degree in visual arts and a master’s in innovation and design in public spaces.

VICTOR(IA) BATRES-PRIETO is an artist and educator. She holds a degree in medicine, a degree in visual arts, a master’s in art and design education, and a Ph.D. in arts and design. Her research focuses on multiple intelligences, arts-based research, and arts epistemology.

YURITZI BARGOSA is a Ph.D. student in Biotechnology at Tecnologico de Monterrey. She is a member of the “Sustainable Bioproducts” research group, focusing on nutrigenomics, gut microbiota, and health within a functional foods context.

ALEJANDRO CASTREJON is a Ph.D. student and part of the “Sustainable Bioproducts” group at Tecnologico de Monterrey. His research focuses on agro-industrial waste revalorization and its potential use for functional ingredients.

SAMUEL IVÁN RAMÍREZ NAVARRO is a computer systems engineer, creative technologist, and an assistant professor at Tecnologico de Monterrey. He holds a degree in computer systems engineering.