Artwork Description: Music is an integral element in my creative process; hence, many of my artworks are titled after musical pieces, characters, or composers. It’s a way to pay tribute to their immense contribution to the modern world and my gratitude for their inspiration. Concerto No. 3 references one of my favourite musical pieces: Bach’s…
Additional Artwork Images: Artwork Description: Despite its dimensions, Street Carnival can be contemplated at a short distance (as well as from the distance). The idea behind this long piece is that the viewer can walk its width, observing and discovering the lines, colours, shades, and patterns throughout. Street Carnival is a tribute to joy and…
Artwork Description: The Lazzaretto is a profoundly Mediterranean image. Its pale stone, the rhythm of its arches and the constant presence of the sea evoke an architectural language shared by many places along the Mediterranean, from ancient tuna fisheries to small harbours. The building does not impose itself upon the landscape; it seems to emerge…
Artwork Description: “Circle of Creation” formed part of my MA body of work where I was investigating Interconnectedness and Entanglement as practice-based research. Drawing upon a multidisciplinary framework bridging natural morphogenesis, morphic resonance, and Sacred Geometry, the work investigates the circle and sphere as fundamental, universal building blocks across all creation. Across a six-part series…
Artwork Description: Celestial Tides serves as a visual nexus for practice-based research into Interconnectedness and Entanglement. Drawing upon a multidisciplinary framework bridging gravitational dynamics, cosmic rhythm, and Karen Barad’s Agential Realism, the work investigates the cyclical interplay between cosmic forces and earthly flows. Across an eight-part sequential series depicting lunar phases in gold leaf, the…
Artwork Description: Acigami is one of the lakes in the Tierra del Fuego island.12,000 years ago, glaciers covered this entire region. In that time, the first peoples arrived on foot through paths bordering these ancient lakes before the rise in temperature of the Holocene melted a big part of the ice and formed these bodies…
Artwork Description: Zizuma is the U’wa people’s name for the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy in Colombia. The paths that ascend to its snow-capped summits cross through valleys of frailejones and meet endless streams flowing down from glaciers that sculpt the mountain as they melt. The rivers form ponds that reflect the green hues of the…
Artwork Description: In this piece we can contemplate a moment of calmness facing Barcelona’s sea. The inspiration for this work is the soft light of the early morning hours in the winter, when light envelops everything and makes the sky and the ocean one. I worked with layers of colors and textures using acrylic, collage,…
Artwork Description: For this piece, I was inspired in the palmas de cera of the Cocora Valley in Quindío, Colombia. This palms are the tallest in the world. They can reach up to 60 meters in height and live up to 200 years. They are unique palms because they grow at the highest altitudes in…
Artwork Description: The Puracé is one of the most active volcanoes in Colombia. It is located in the volcanic arc of the Northern Andes. The Kokonuko people tell that in the beginning of time, the Puracé volcano and the Sotará snowcapped mountain communicated through fireballs to maintain their balance. There came a moment when the…
