Paisaje de vida tells the story of life at Cuatro Encinos through the journey of milk. Drawn as a flowing line, it magically passes through the cow and travels toward its transformation into cheese. Along the way, it unfolds into a celestial tablecloth, where clouds form and rainwater appears as a source of life for the ranch. From that water, flowers bloom. The story ends with a family member embracing a cow.
“Memory & Future” is a public mural created in Madison, Wisconsin, after being selected as the winning artist through an international open call organized by the Bayview Foundation and the Public Art Committee. The work reflects on collective memory, identity, and the vision of a shared future, weaving past and present into a single visual narrative.
Developed with the support of the PECDA 2023 grant, this project consists of two public murals created at the Unidad Deportiva José María Morelos “Toro” Valenzuela in Cancún, Mexico. The works explore themes of community, resilience, and collective identity, transforming the sports complex into a space of reflection and visual connection.
Selected through the PROSOC open call by the Mexico City Secretariat of Culture, “Universa” is a public mural that explores expansion, intuition, and emotional connection. This video offers a glimpse into the creative process behind the work, from the first sketches to the final layers of color.