Soluma

Soluma — GOSIM Presentation Overview

At GOSIM, I presented Soluma as a blueprint for how immersive art, frequency research, and regenerative design can reshape the future of emotional wellbeing. Soluma is an experiential light and sound chamber that uses harmonic resonance, chromotherapy, and sacred geometry to guide the nervous system into states of deep calm and coherence.

During the talk, I explored how the project sits at the intersection of art, somatic psychology, and emerging wellness technologies. Soluma is not just an installation—it is a prototype for alternative therapeutic environments where light and sound become tools for emotional regulation, sensory grounding, and collective healing.

I discussed the developmental process behind the work, including its tuning of frequencies, slow modulation patterns, and material design inspired by natural intelligence systems. The presentation highlighted how subtle sensory cues can influence physiological calm and how immersive experiences may play a role in future mental health support, especially for anxiety, overstimulation, and emotional fatigue.

The talk also positioned Soluma within a broader conversation about consciousness-oriented design and the need for regenerative, non-pharmacological wellbeing solutions. By merging aesthetics, science, and somatic awareness, Soluma proposes a new kind of sanctuary—one that restores harmony between self, environment, and the wider living world.

“Soluma reimagines space as a sensory healer—where light, sound, and presence work together to gently recalibrate the body into stillness.”