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Medusal is a mixed piece for piano, electroacoustics and visuals fixed on support.
Jellyfish –also known colloquially as aguasvivas or aguamalas– are almost exclusively marine animals, which do not have a central nervous system: this causes them to respond directly to certain external stimuli.
Their life cycle has two distinct phases: a first phase called polyp, in which the jellyfish live attached to each other and to the seabed; and a second phase in which they separate and become independent from the colony. This independence, however, is not total, since although they can propel themselves through a series of contractions and rhythmic movements, their evolution depends mainly on the drag they receive from the ocean currents.