Who Is Uisato?

Uisato is the artistic and technical practice of Julián Santoro: a space where audiovisual experimentation, system design, music, image, and emerging technologies converge into a single body of work.

What began years ago as a personal field of research gradually evolved into something larger. Across experiments, tutorials, project files, and custom-built systems, a clear direction emerged: not only creating audiovisual pieces, but also designing the tools, structures, and workflows behind them. Uisato became a way of working at the intersection of artistic vision and technical construction, where building the instrument is as important as composing with it.

Uisato Studio is the result of that evolution.

Today, it functions both as a platform for advanced audiovisual workflows and as a growing store of avant-garde creative tools: TouchDesigner systems, project files, components, and other releases developed through years of practice and now made available in a more permanent, curated form. It brings together two sides of the same philosophy: creating original work, and building the systems that make that work possible.

At its core, Uisato Studio is about giving artists more than isolated outputs. It is about offering them structure, tools, and creative leverage so they can move from raw idea to refined audiovisual result with more control, more intention, and more depth.