I’m Maximo Luis Dárdano Rossini, a Uruguayan artist (born Oct 17, 1973) weaving mysticism and AI since my OpenSea debut in 2022. In this series, moonlit stained‑glass windows meet living light: fireflies, moths, glowworms, mayflies, beetles, dragonflies, cicadas, wasps—and a bioluminescent sea—rewrite sacred geometry. Each piece is a 1/1 video with audio.

Guided by travels and my practice as a tarot consultant with Tarot de Maximo, I explore how small, ephemeral beings can edit monumental order. Some works include tiny silhouettes for scale; others rely on rivers, floors, fog and horizons. Soft wings, threaded glows, stormy dusk: a shared mood binds the cycle.

From rings traced by fireflies to cyan tides that project a rosette, Night Choir moves toward a calm finale where many species synchronize. Attention becomes devotion. Enter, listen, and let the night compose the window.

I’m Maximo Luis Dárdano Rossini, a Uruguayan artist (born Oct 17, 1973) weaving mysticism and AI since my OpenSea debut in 2022. In this series, moonlit stained‑glass windows meet living light: fireflies, moths, glowworms, mayflies, beetles, dragonflies, cicadas, wasps—and a bioluminescent sea—rewrite sacred geometry. Each piece is a 1/1 video with audio.

Guided by travels and my practice as a tarot consultant with Tarot de Maximo, I explore how small, ephemeral beings can edit monumental order. Some works include tiny silhouettes for scale; others rely on rivers, floors, fog and horizons. Soft wings, threaded glows, stormy dusk: a shared mood binds the cycle.

From rings traced by fireflies to cyan tides that project a rosette, Night Choir moves toward a calm finale where many species synchronize. Attention becomes devotion. Enter, listen, and let the night compose the window.

I’m Maximo Luis Dárdano Rossini, a Uruguayan artist (born Oct 17, 1973) weaving mysticism and AI since my OpenSea debut in 2022. In this series, moonlit stained‑glass windows meet living light: fireflies, moths, glowworms, mayflies, beetles, dragonflies, cicadas, wasps—and a bioluminescent sea—rewrite sacred geometry. Each piece is a 1/1 video with audio.

Guided by travels and my practice as a tarot consultant with Tarot de Maximo, I explore how small, ephemeral beings can edit monumental order. Some works include tiny silhouettes for scale; others rely on rivers, floors, fog and horizons. Soft wings, threaded glows, stormy dusk: a shared mood binds the cycle.

From rings traced by fireflies to cyan tides that project a rosette, Night Choir moves toward a calm finale where many species synchronize. Attention becomes devotion. Enter, listen, and let the night compose the window.