Hello, my name is Dennis Andrés and I am a computer engineer, Atlasmooth is the name under which I work on my technological, audiovisual and photographic projects.

My work revolves around the design and programming of software and hardware for interactive and reactive systems that allow artists, audiences and individuals to manipulate software or sound and light signals through energy, creating multisensory experiences through interaction with a system or computer in an accessible and alternative way.

The other part of the time I collect audio samples and light samples

I am a promoter and advocate of open source who believes that technologies can reach their greatest potential and noble applications when they are open to individuals and communities around the world. This is because the effort is not driven by economic gains or the private interests of a few people or companies, but is centered on technology, transparency and the people themselves: all those who use that technology to learn, create and share amazing things, and those who contribute to improving it and creating new projects based on or inspired by that technology. Several of my projects are or will be open source software/hardware

The name Atlasmooth is inspired by one of my favorite animals: the “Attacus Atlas” moth, one of the largest and most ephemeral flying insects on Earth. I became familiar with its majesty when I was practicing drawing with an old encyclopedia that my grandfather gave me. It is one of those nature specimens that stand out in a universe of colors and shapes. Its name somehow captures my fascination with maps and the wanderlust dream of moving around the world, not only physically but also through music and stories in books and movies.