The Somos Agua Pavilion, envisioned and brought to life under the creative direction of Luis Cardel, features three main experiences that explore the profound relationship between water, our bodies, and the city. Estado (State): “Estado” is a 360-degree immersive audiovisual experience developed over eight months and meticulously constructed for the pavilion. This 8K interactive projection illustrates the abstract importance of becoming water, emphasizing its significance within our bodies and urban environments. The experience invites visitors to engage with the concept of water on a visceral level, blending art and technology to create a captivating narrative. Proveniente (Coming From): “Proveniente” is a unique application specifically created for the pavilion using data provided by SACMEX, the institute responsible for potable water in Mexico City. This augmented reality app allows visitors to interact with a scale model of Mexico City (1:10000) and explore the origins and distribution of the city’s water supply. Through this interactive medium, visitors gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and importance of water management in urban areas. Pantalla de Agua (Waterscreen): “Pantalla de Agua” features a holographic projection on a two-hour loop, created exclusively for the pavilion. The choreography, directed by renowned Mexico City dancer Raul Tamez, complements the visual spectacle. The animations and numerous photographs were captured and crafted by Luis Cardel, adding a personal artistic touch to the experience. This mesmerizing waterscreen installation offers a dynamic and ethereal representation of water, further enriching the pavilion’s narrative. The Somos Agua Pavilion stands as a testament to innovative design and creative storytelling, inviting visitors to reflect on the essential role of water in our lives and cities. Through these immersive experiences, the pavilion aims to foster a deeper appreciation for water conservation and sustainable practices.