The Whispering Mountains are not just a temporary installation: they represent the vision of Studio Eness, a creative collective that has been redefining the boundaries between art, technology, and public space for years. Their creations are embedded in the urban fabric — in shopping malls, parks, and streets — with an interactive, accessible, and deeply human approach.

Ranging from permanent sculptures to immersive experiences and works that interact in real time with passersby, Studio Eness continues to surprise. The Whispering Mountains are a perfect embodiment of this spirit: a piece that weaves together artificial intelligence and spirituality, born under the austere gaze of the Remarkables in Queenstown, New Zealand.

Seemingly silent, yet in constant meditation, these interactive mountains “awaken” as visitors pass by, ready to whisper thoughts, messages, and reflections reminiscent of ancient oracles. They invoke joy, awareness, and deeply challenge those who stop to listen. But beware: rather than giving answers, they raise questions.

We live immersed in a double spiral — that of social media and AI — and within this context, the Whispering Mountains act as a provocation. Is it really possible to talk about spirituality and wisdom in an age where artificial intelligence is the first technology capable of writing its own history? What will happen to religious texts, literature, and narratives that have shaped humanity for millennia? Will they continue to carry the imprint of man, or will they be rewritten by artificial entities?

Until August 2, at Queenstown Central, it’s possible to experience this artwork up close. A hypnotic experience of pulsing lights, enigmatic words, and landscapes that feel out of time. It’s as if nature has found a new voice to tell its story — using an ancient language, born of the future.