KALEIDOSCOPE DELIGHTS
2,70m x 1,60m
KALEIDOSCOPE DELIGHTS (2024, 2,70m x 1,60m) is a collage project I created for Netflix’s new office building.
Inspired by The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch, this piece reimagines Netflix’s universe. The artwork weaves together over 30 TV and film productions, iconic locations, and much-loved characters. Beyond that, every element is connected visually, narratively, and philosophically, through layers of symbolism and meaning. Each detail, whether standing alone or as part of a whole, holds a deeper significance.
Red pays tribute to the Netflix logo, while gold brings a rebellious, celebratory spirit - perfectly suited to a space designed for dazzling gatherings.
KALEIDOSCOPE DELIGHTS (2024) es un proyecto de collage que he creado para la nueva oficina de Netflix.
Inspirada en El jardín de las delicias de Hieronymus Bosch, esta obra reimagina el universo de Netflix. La composición reúne más de 30 producciones de cine y televisión, ubicaciones icónicas y personajes emblemáticos. Más allá de cumplir con el encargo, cada elemento está conectado visual, narrativa y filosóficamente, a través de capas de simbolismo y significado. Cada detalle, ya sea individual o parte de un conjunto, encierra una profundidad especial.
El rojo rinde homenaje al logotipo de Netflix, mientras que el dorado aporta un espíritu rebelde y festivo, ideal para un espacio concebido para grandes celebraciones.
Babel - The Legend, The Philosophy, And The Wisdom's Fire
2022-2025
Upon Babel's edge, I boldly roam,
Where wisdom's fire brightly shone.
Csárdás
2020
Wild, tender, eternal—whispering endless tales, letting the soul soar unbound through jeweled jungles of wonder.
Salvaje, tierno, eterno — susurrando cuentos infinitos, dejando que el alma vuele libre por selvas enjoyadas de maravilla.
Inner Demon
TALES TALL AND TRUE
EMISSARIES
Countless Back Sides of a Hand
Countless Back Sides of a Hand symbolizes the ever-changing complexity of human nature. The back of the hand represents those parts of ourselves that we often keep hidden. By presenting countless variations of 'hand backs', this work shows the many layers and contradictions that make up our human existence.
Martin Heidegger described humans as "open to the world". Each hand embodies different expressions of how we face ourselves and the world: a hand can give or deny, touch gently or push away. Every subtle change in the hands shows a unique moment, collectively portraying how our nature resists simple definitions.
Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale
FIND ME IN THE DIAMOND SUN
MYTHS ON MARS
THE SUMMER SUNDAYS
TALES TALL AND TRUE
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Mechanical Fireflies
King Joker and His Snakes
SPRING IN A POLYGONAL PRISM
