Euphyllia is born from the search for the hypnotic movement characteristic of Euphyllia corals, guided by the currents of the sea. This kinetic installation aims to give life to that creature created in a transmodern society. As a result, it has achieved a fusion between the analog and the digital, the "natural" and the "artificial."

The artwork seeks to explore the relationship between humans and nature through the imitation of a living being that appears natural but is artificial. The use of organic materials such as wood and copper contrasts with the tecnoogical elements aiming to emphasize this relationship.