Participatory Myth & Interactive Art

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Participatory Myth & Interactive Art *

*PLEASE PAUSE & STEP in SLO’

You step now into my magnum opus —
a living artwork woven from artifacts, movement, breath, and imagination. Each note you hear, each story you touch, is an offering to connect with the soulful.

Thus, please, enter with soulful eyes. Enter as one who wants to remember what it means to be HUEMUN.

Explore. Enter. Begin.

B. Jō Suhé Gōnz Meji

“Through love, art, and sound, I use creativity to help HUEMUNS feel clearer, calmer, and more connected — to nature, to themselves, and to each other.”

— B. Jō Suhé Gōnz Meji

Black background with white laurel wreaths and the text 'Knight Foundation Grant Recipient' in the center.
Award badge with a laurel wreath design, reading 'Digital Innovation in Arts & Culture Nominee' in white text on a black background.
White laurel wreath surrounding the text 'GOLD KEY HONOR SOCIETY RECIPIENT EMERSON COLLEGE' on a black background.
Black and white emblem with laurel wreath surrounding text that reads '880 Emerging City Champion Fellow and Grant Winner'.
Silver Knight Award for New Media Honoree, surrounded by a laurel wreath.

PUBLIC ART INSTALLATION SERIES

Meet Me Where We Light Up” is a forthcoming illuminated public art installation by Binä Jō Suhé Gōnz Meji

MEET ME WHERE WE LIGHT UP

Miami’s Public Art and Waterfront Reimagined by

B. Jō Suhé Gōnz Meji

This forthcoming public art instalation brings a living moment of recognition to the Miami waterfront. Two life-sized nervous systems, illuminated in white and orange, meet at a single shared spark — revealing connection not as metaphor, but as electricity, biology, and truth. Designed as a civic portal, the installation invites viewers to pause, breathe, and feel the intelligence carried within their own bodies. As daylight shifts to dusk, the figures appear to activate with the city itself, reminding us that:

We light up together.

Visitors are invited to scan the embedded QR code, unlocking a web-based sonic experience — an evolving HUEMUNS soundscape designed to further attune the nervous system and deepen the moment of connection…

THE MAGNUM OPUS

HUEMUNS of PARADISE is an ecosystem—created by B. Jō Suhé Gōnz Meji—of art, sound, and play: a Magnum Opus where myth, codex, and cultural artifact converge. It bridges ancient storytelling with contemporary forms—studio and game offering the world a new language of collective imagination and participatory mythmaking, bringing coherence of heart and clarity of being.

CUT THE FOG. AND TUNE IN.

Black circle with the words 'Artiea Cts' in a curved arrangement on the right side.

HUEMUN Artifacts

Sculptural objects, wearable relics, and ritual design pieces.

Artifacts are tangible extensions of the myth—beaded, illustrated, or crafted works that embody the HUEMUNS frequency. They are both art objects and ritual tools, collectible pieces that function as portals into the larger opus.

HUEMUN SOUND

HUEMUN Sound

Sonic rituals, field recordings, and vibrational compositions.

Aaudible field of the opus—where breath becomes bridge and vibration becomes memory and stands as a sonic practice, aural installation, or score—blurring the line between music, and spatial design.

Listen
An illustration of a handgun with bullets and a rifle. The gun points downward, and the bullets are scattered around it on a white background.

HUEMUN Codex

Artist book / living manuscript / conceptual archive.

The Codex is the written body of the opus—a living manuscript where myth, transmission, and memory converge. In the world, this stands as an artist book, a performative reading, or a digital archive installation.

Read More
A black elephant silhouette with a white background.

HUEMUN Open Studio

Social practice / participatory art laboratory.

The OS is an active site of creation and community—a living studio-as-installation where audiences can witness process, contribute to works-in-progress, and engage in rituals of sound, story, and play.

A garden with paved walkways, lawn patches, and a variety of trees and shrubs with a building in the background.

HUEMUN Gamification

Interactive Quiz Game.

Gamification transforms myth into participation. Through interactive play, narrative choice, and sonic immersion, the audience steps into the role of co-creator—revealing their elemental essence and joining the story as living characters within the artwork.

Take Quiz

IGNITE THE FLAME

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IGNITE THE FLAME *

DIGITAL INSTALLATION

THE HUEMUN TORCHBEARER, BROOKLYN, NY 2025

(Video)


Mediums & Technical Notes

  • Digital video installation

  • Shot on iPhone

  • Duration: 6 seconds (looped)

  • Light source: single beeswax candle flame

  • Audio: ambient sound of the flame being lit

  • Display format: variable projection or screen

*HUEMUN Torchbearer was conceived in New York after a pilgrimage in which I played the flute along the full length of Broadway to The Battery, the southernmost tip of Manhattan where Lady Liberty comes into view.

Yet the work was first conceptualized nearly five years in Nicaragua, rooted in the moment my Eldest Maternal Aunt first taught me how to extinguish a candle with my fingertips.

Here, the symbols of Lady Liberty are re-made. The torch is beeswax, organic and alive. The guidebook is HUEMUNS.io across my chest, a digital portal of remembrance. The crown is my own platinum, spiked hair — self-expression as sovereignty.

A flame, when treated with reverence, should never be extinguished with a blow. Instead, I ignite the candle with my fingertips, and the infinite loop becomes a metaphor for the infinite flame of the soul. The footage is reordered so that what appears as extinguishing becomes ignition — a shift of sequence as remembrance: the flame begins within.

I embody the Torchbearer anew — Immigrant, Native, non-binary, American.

B. Jō Suhé Gōnz Meji is a Nicaraguan American artist raised in Miami, educated at Emerson College in Boston, and shaped by the teachings of mālama ʻāina in Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i. An award-winning creator recognized by the Knight Foundation and the 880 Cities Fellowship, B. Jō Suhé moves fluidly between sound, story, and art.

As the artist behind HUEMUNS of PARADISE — a Magnum Opus designed to CUT THE FOG and TUNE IN — B. weaves participatory myth where art becomes experience. With rare fluency across disciplines, he transform spectators into co-creators through sonic chambers, living codexes, and cultural artifacts that restore coherence of heart and clarity of perception.

B. playing his flute named LUNA at Land’s End at Golden Gate National Reserve, San Francisco, California 2025

ENTER THE WATERS

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ENTER THE WATERS *

DIGITAL INSTALLATION

THE HUEMUN TIDE KEEPER, BISCAYNE BAY, MIAMI, FL 2025

(Video)


Mediums & Technical Notes

  • Digital video installation

  • Shot on Insta360, Biscayne Bay

  • Duration: 1 minute (looped)

  • Audio: flute and submerged vocals (original composition)

  • Display format: projection or screen, ambient sound environment

*The HUEMUN Tide Keeper was conceived in the waters of Biscayne Bay National Park, where I entered the ocean with my flute as both breath and bridge. What began as play became a listening: the sea answering every tone in kind.

The work remembers that love is a current, not a possession. Each note, each movement of the body beneath the surface, became a small act of communication — sound as offering, water as witness.

The recording includes a submerged vocal — a song I once sang as if from beneath the tide, remembering the ancient language of fluid devotion. It is an ode to the rising seas and to the intelligence that moves within them.

Here, water is not backdrop but collaborator. It holds, reshapes, and returns the sound, reminding us that paradise is not a place but a frequency of reciprocity.

Paradise was never lost — it was waiting for our attention to soften beneath the waves.

ENTERING THE WORLD OF HUEMUNS

THE HUEMUNS SONIC CODEX

An important portal into this world is the Sonic CODEX of the Land and Water
an immersive installation and digital threshold. Visitors walk through elemental corridors — fire, water, air, and earth — before entering a chamber of light-filled beaded curtains, where sound, sights and memory converge and ignite the spark.

LIVE MUSEUM INSTALLATION ARRIVING 2026

HUEMUNS of PARADISE is an evolving ecosystem of myth, sight, sound, and play—created to help our collective braided ancestry reweave relationship with the land, the waters, and ourselves.

We live in a time when many of us carry fragmented memory of where we come from, part grief, part genius. HUEMUNS does not seek to resolve that complexity. It offers a new form of remembrance: through story, through sound, through participation TO CUT THE FOG. AND TUNE IN.

“The HUEMUNS mission is to bring coherence into the world through sound, story, and art.”