Atmósferas emocionales y resonancias matéricas en la telaraña

The essay explores the concept of “emotional atmospheres” as a way of inhabiting space and time through sensory and phenomenological experiences. It reflects on how natural ecologies inspire us to perceive what often escapes the naked eye. A key example is the work of spiders and their weaving ability, connecting us to the material, the sonic, and the experiential. To illustrate this, How to Entangle the Universe in a Spider Web (2018) by Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno is studied. The analysis highlights the spiders' invisible yet accessible networks that enable cohabitation in new cooperative universes. Additionally, the reflection links the spider web to the idea of “intelligent matter,” containing its own technology that has endured over time. From this perspective, the essay proposes imagining near futures, inspired by the habitats of other life forms, which could offer ecological and sustainable solutions for listening to and engaging with the world.