KALISMÃ is a multidisciplinary artist collective known for their immersive exploration of spirituality, ritual, and collective identity through visual and auditory installations. Founded in São Paulo in 2018, KALISMÃ brings together a diverse lineup of collaborators whose backgrounds span visual arts, performance, electronic music, and anthropology. Their work is characterized by a hypnotic blend of analog and digital textures, often incorporating organic materials, indigenous symbology, and experimental soundscapes that invite audiences into participatory reflection.

KALISMÃ’s projects frequently blur the boundaries between audience and performer, fostering communal experiences rooted in ancestral memory and futurist visions. Exhibited in galleries, festivals, and unconventional urban spaces across Latin America and Europe, KALISMÃ continues to evolve as a living archive of cross-cultural syncretism and radical artistic inquiry, challenging perceptions of time, identity, and the sacred in contemporary society.