Solareon MX is a non-profit art car conceived as a nomadic cultural platform — an open-access space designed for everyone, regardless of age, background, or prior connection to art. More than a mobile structure, Solareon operates as a living organism: a vehicle not for bodies, but for stories, voices, memory, and possibility.

Produced, designed, and built by Zingulart, the project transforms any location into a temporary meeting point for play, learning, and collective celebration. Its monumental form evokes a luminous guardian that adapts to each destination. By day, Solareon hosts workshops, performances, and sensory experiences; by night, it mutates into a creature of light — offering immersive shows, live music, and shared moments of wonder.

During a night of its activation at Feria Estatal de León in 2026, rastro was responsible for the photographic documentation, as well as video aftermovie coverage and editing. The visual approach emphasized scale, interaction, and transformation — capturing the dialogue between structure and audience, daylight and nocturnal metamorphosis, stillness and spectacle.