Echoes of the Inner Voyage

Navigate through the echoes of an inner voyage with my collection in plastic arts. Where secrets of the psyche and blooming emotions emerge. These artworks are not mere objects; they are the echoes of a deeper quest for understanding ourselves and the world around us.

Autosabotaje

Self-Sabotage

A critique of modern excess, where natural elements like corals and seashells clash with the artificiality of porcelanicron. It portrays a figure in a state of perpetual expulsion, a metaphor for the relentless self-poisoning. Collective overstimulation, the destructive inputs we feed our bodies and minds, leading to a distorted reality. This artwork serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of unchecked indulgences and the self-destructive cycles.

Self-Sabotage

Adhered Fluids

This collection is a celebration of contrasts and confluences. Each artwork, a unique narrative, explores the delicate balance between fluidity and attachment. A spectrum of emotions and ideas. Encapsulates the essence of transformation.

Curiosity

Flowery

Dalí?

Inner Monster Child Explorer

The Hanged Man

Smells Like You Should Compost

Curiosity

Flowery

Dalí?

Inner Monster Child Explorer

The Hanged Man

Smells Like You Should Compost

Adhered Fluids

Los Cinco Elementos

The Five Elements

Captivating ensemble crafted from porcelanicron and wood. It features two distinct wooden platforms, one elevated above the other.

Atop the raised platform rest four small bowls, each cradling an element represented by a unique item: a stone symbolizing earth, a flame-like structure for fire, a wave-like form for water, and a cloud-like figure for air.

Beneath lies the essence—Ether, the life force. Here, the artwork’s spirit unfolds: a heart amongst blooms, radiating love’s warmth, a silent ode to the energy that binds us all. This piece is a visual representation of the fundamental elements that compose the universe, inviting reflection on their interconnectedness and our place within the natural world.

The Five Elements

Caída al Vacío

Fall into the Void

A profound sculpture that embodies the tumultuous journey of self-confrontation and rebirth.

Anchored by a base of recycled materials, it rises into a visceral explosion of paint, wood, artificial blood, clay, porcelanicron, and silicone. The three faces etched into its form represent the fragmented self, a visual metaphor for mental disorders and the internal demons that plague the psyche.

This artwork captures the pivotal moment of hitting rock bottom, where the realization dawns that part of oneself must perish to make way for renewal. It’s a raw, unflinching portrayal of the chaos within, and the transformative power of acknowledging and releasing the darkness to embrace a new beginning.

Fall into the Void

Balance Ecosistémico

Ecosystem Balance

A masterful artwork that weaves together the raw beauty of nature with human craftsmanship.

Set upon a dark wooden canvas, it features a pair of pine cones, each symbolizing resilience and the perpetual cycle of growth and renewal. Woven amidst these natural sculptures are strands of Cook Island pine needles, whose greyish-green hue adds a rich texture that speaks to the diversity of life. Golden threads and yellow pins traverse the canvas, creating a sun-like motif at the center, a nod to the life-giving energy that fuels all living things.

This piece delicately balances human influence and nature’s domain, inviting reflection on the complex equilibrium that sustains our natural world—an equilibrium as delicate as the golden thread that holds it together. It embodies the unseen vitality that courses through the natural world.

Ecosystem Balance

Moribund Last Words

moribund last words

The essence of animal sentience and suffering under human dominion. These plaster sculptures serve as a requiem for the voiceless, embodying the final prayers of creatures facing the twilight of their existence. Each piece is a poignant reflection on the moribund state of wildlife, a silent plea for empathy and a call to action against the cruelties inflicted upon them. Through these works, the viewer is challenged to confront the broader implications of humanity’s footprint on the natural world.

How About the Coat? I Have a White Cousin in Case You Want Another

How About the Coat? I Have a White Cousin in Case You Want Another.

How Much Status Do My Horns Give You?

Are You Glad It No Longer Exists?

Moribund Last Words

Explosión en la Fábrica de Pintura Nuclear

Explosion at the Nuclear Paint Factory

Here, a figure stands, a silent witness to the collision of ideals and industrial excess. Its elongated face, once hopeful, now bears the weight of splattered colors, the aftermath of a consumerist frenzy.

The top hat, once an emblem of aspiration, drips irony. In one hand, a paint can leak hues of forgotten dreams. The platform beneath, black and white, like a chessboard, alludes to choices made and paths untaken. This sculpture whispers of the cost of progress, the fragility of dreams, and the veils we adorn to navigate a world both vibrant and tarnished.

Explosion at the Nuclear Paint Factory

El Árbol de la Vida

The Tree of Life - Imprisoned Freedom?

An evocative sculpture that delves into the profound depths of existence and observation.

The tree, meticulously crafted from porcelanicron, stands as a symbol of life’s vigor and continuity. Its branches, a network of life’s pathways, hold a pine cone aloft—a nod to the potential within.

At the core of the tree is the eye, a representation of the collective unconscious that watches over us, the all-seeing third eye that perceives beyond the visible. It questions the nature of freedom: Is the life force itself only partially free? Does reality grant liberty, or do we confine ourselves within self-imposed cages?

Under the tree is a structure made from recycled materials, a cage that may have been placed by another or perhaps by the tree itself. Beneath this, a zebra figurine, its stripes a metaphor for the duality of freedom and confinement.

Through the use of recycled materials like wood and the internal structure of the artworks, the piece speaks to the cyclical nature of life and the impact of human actions on the environment. It is a call to reflect on our place within the system and the ways in which we are both observers and participants in the dance of existence.

The Tree of Life - Imprisoned Freedom?

Honestidad Pureza Amor

Purity Honesty Love

Emerges as a silent ode to the untouched virtues of the wild, its pyramid form a sanctuary for the essence of nature’s unspoken truths.

Within its embrace, a canine sentinel stands guard, revealed through a lens that distills our perception to its core.

Life’s quiet remnants grace its structure, echoing the enduring whispers of the heart, while the artwork itself, a tapestry of raw and reclaimed elements, captures the intricate dance of life’s simple yet profound rhythm.

Purity — Honesty — Love

Blackened spikes, a cacophony of forms that speak to the fragmented nature of understanding. Amidst this disarray, glimmers of crystalline purple and a kaleidoscope of hues hints at the allure of the unknown. The sculpture’s varied textures, from the sheen of enlightenment to the dullness of oblivion, weave a narrative of consciousness and its absence. It is a contemplative piece, inviting introspection on the veils we create and the truths we overlook.

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Ignorance

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