"Televisor hidrolizado" by Gyula Kosice is a kinetic sculpture that merges industrial materials with the fluid dynamism of water, encasing illuminated liquid in motion within a framework of Plexiglas, aluminum, and painted wood. Powered by an electric motor, the circulating water interacts with the glow of neon fluorescent fixtures, casting shifting, luminous patterns that dissolve the boundary between technology and organic movement. The work exemplifies Kosice's pioneering vision as a founder of the Madí movement, reimagining the television as a living, hydro-spatial experience rather than a static screen.