Belonging to the Mares de Lux series, this piece explores the delicate relationship between human fragility and the immensity of the unknown through the haunting myth of the Mary Celeste. Set against a gilded cartography where gold leaf evokes the blinding, unfathomable brilliance of the ocean, the textile silhouette of the vessel embodies the fateful voyage of Captain Benjamin Briggs and his wife, Sarah. The artwork meditates on loss, memory, and the voids left behind by history: an intact ship drifting through the quietude of a glowing sea, forever suspended between their intended destination and eternity.
Edition: 07/10
Dimensions: 100 × 100 cms.
Date: 2022
Belonging to the Mares de Lux series, this piece references the famous legend of Captain Hendrik Van Der Deken and the Flying Dutchman, the mythic ghost ship condemned to sail the seas endlessly without ever reaching port. Against a gilded surface where gold leaf evokes the radiant and unforgiving vastness of the ocean, the textile vessel emerges as a symbol of persistence, ambition, and tragic fate. The artwork contrasts the warmth of the golden glow with the total isolation of an eternal journey, meditating on time, mystery, and humanity’s unreachable quests amidst the deep.
Edition: 9/10
Dimensions: 146 x 61 cms.
Date: November 2022
Belonging to the series Strato su strato ("Layer Upon Layer"), this piece explores the accumulation of experiences, memories, and emotions as protective strata safeguarding the innermost self. Sobre mi corazón reveals a heavily textured golden surface whose organic creases evoke skin, scars, and reliquaries. Encased in an absolute black background that acts as a vessel of containment, the artwork contrasts the sacred with vulnerability. It suggests that what we carry deep within our chest is neither smooth nor flawless, but a precious tapestry woven by time and emotion.
Edition: 05/10
Dimensions: 65 × 48 cms
Date: 2022
Medium: Wall Sculpture / Loom-woven textile and gold leaf
Belonging to the Esculturas suaves ("Soft Sculptures") series, Vestiduras explores the notion of fabric not merely as a surface or covering, but as a second skin imbued with memory, fragility, and volume. Through a subtle, monochromatic palette, the artwork unveils an intricate network of folds, organic relief, and gentle tensions that evoke branching forms, scars, or the subtle imprints of the body at rest. By stripping the garment of its utilitarian purpose and transforming it into a three-dimensional relief, the piece invites a contemplation on protection, shelter, and the invisible layers that shape our identity.
Edition: 09/10
Dimensions: 78.5 × 40 cms.
Date: 2024
Belonging to the Tramas ("Weaves") series, Cielo sobre dorado explores the delicate tension between the earthly and the immaterial. The handwoven textile—with its intersecting threads, intricate voids, and painstaking manual labor—embodies the structure of the physical world and the tangible human effort. Meanwhile, the golden glow emerging beneath the weave evokes the sacred, the transcendental, and a sublime ideal that remains subtly out of reach. The artwork functions as a visual metaphor where human existence, in its fragile and rhythmic construction, continually resides under the influence of the eternal.
Edition: 04/08
Dimensions: 44 × 32 × 6 cms.
Date: 2024
Medium: Wall sculpture / Handwoven cotton fiber, gold leaf, mounted on wood with glass.
Belonging to the series Strato su strato ("Layer Upon Layer"), this piece explores the accumulation of experiences, memories, and emotions as protective strata safeguarding the innermost self. Sobre mi corazón reveals a heavily textured golden surface whose organic creases evoke skin, scars, and reliquaries. Encased in an absolute black background that acts as a vessel of containment, the artwork contrasts the sacred with vulnerability. It suggests that what we carry deep within our chest is neither smooth nor flawless, but a precious tapestry woven by time and emotion.
Edition: 05/08
Dimensions: 30 × 30 × 6 cms.
Date: 2025
Medium: Wall Sculpture / Handwoven cotton fiber and gold leaf on wood, framed with glass.