Resometric’s “Wuppertal” Introduces a New Era of Immersive Audiovisual Art
Isaac Velázquez Moreno, formerly known as Speaker Boy, launches a project where progressive electronic music and 3D visual worlds become one experience.
Multidisciplinary artist Isaac Velázquez Moreno is presenting Resometric, a new audiovisual project that brings together immersive music production and evolving 3D artwork.
Following his previous work as Speaker Boy, Velázquez Moreno is using Resometric to develop a more personal artistic language—one shaped by atmosphere, movement, digital space, and emotional progression. The project explores how progressive music can be expanded through visual environments that change and grow alongside the sound.
Resometric’s aesthetic draws inspiration from geometry, futurism, nature, and immersive abstract art. These influences inform a world of shifting forms, electronic textures, and atmospheric landscapes, designed to surround the listener rather than simply accompany the music.
Sound and image are central to the project’s creative process. Original compositions are developed together with 3D visual art, allowing frequencies, rhythms, and transitions to influence the movement of the visual environment. This approach creates a unified audiovisual experience with strong potential for live presentation.
Resometric makes its first statement with “Wuppertal,” a dark and immersive debut solo track. Built around powerful rhythms, futuristic textures, and enveloping production, the release is designed for listeners who enjoy music with depth, intensity, and a strong atmospheric presence.
The track arrives with a 3D visualizer that turns its sonic details into a constantly evolving digital world. Every frequency contributes to the movement of the imagery, creating a visual interpretation of the track’s energy and emotional flow.
“Wuppertal” offers the first glimpse into Resometric’s wider vision: progressive music experienced as a complete audiovisual environment, where sound, space, and visual art continuously transform together.
Stream “Wuppertal” here:
https://nexta.ffm.to/wuppertal
