The main source of inspiration for my artwork is public space — the buildings, facades, sidewalks, and sometimes even the surrounding nature. These elements are transformed into shapes and colors that aim to capture the movement and essence of their original inspiration. In this sense, my work can be seen as a landscape or a portrait of a particular place. It becomes an invitation to the viewer's imagination. At first glance, they may only see colors and abstract forms, but I want to challenge them to look deeper, to discover connections and personal meaning within the shapes. I’ve had the opportunity to showcase my work in various cities and art festivals, including Paris, Ecuador, Brazil, Chile, Vancouver, MedellĂn (Colombia), Tokyo, Cohasset (M.A.), Clarksdale (M.S.), Miami (F.L.), Mexico City, Lynn (M.A.), Monaco, Orlando FL, Panama and the Dominican Republic.
Geometric abstract artwork inspired by the local fauna
View this muralInspired by the Colobian deserts I created this indoor mural with my geometric and abstract style
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