I am Eva Mas Jhevva, an interdisciplinary artist, researcher, and creator.

I am a music teacher with advanced qualifications, but I have devoted much of my life to dance, acting performance, and other artistic disciplines such as martial arts, painting, and photography. All of this led me to found and direct my own center, EDEM Escènics.

Since 2020, my focus has shifted and expanded into artistic research, combining technology with creative expression. I have worked with innovative tools like Playtronica's TouchMe hardware, which allows the conversion of plants' electrical impulses into sound, creating compositions that establish a dialogue between nature and music. My paintings are also part of this process, as I use sound-color transcription to create pieces that merge music with imagery. I have published books such as Creative Processes and Synesthesia and The Magic of Art and developed courses to share my knowledge, promoting art as a way of life. Furthermore, I manage my own music distribution platform and online art store, exploring new ways to bring my work to the public.

Currently, I continue researching and developing projects that expand sensory accessibility in art, creating immersive experiences that connect the natural environment with artistic expression. My goal is to keep exploring the relationship between creativity, perception, and technology, offering new perspectives to the world of art and interdisciplinary research, showcasing my work as an artist, and continuing to share my knowledge in dance, music, and painting.

That is why my motto is:

Art as a way of life.

In fact, staying true to what I know, I have established a system of exercises from various arts to highlight the great benefits of artistic practice, the physiological motives, and the distribution of vital energy. A system very close to the holistic practices of Qiqong.

More than thirty years of learning, teaching, experimentation, observation, and living. I now offer to share this knowledge through courses, workshops, and seminars.

Transformation, Art, Path, Medium. (T.A.C.M.)