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2019-2020 C-Print Available in 3 sizes: 60 x 43 cm 
Ed. 3 73 x 110
 cm Ed. 3 + 2A.P. 110 x 165 cm
 Ed. 3

Sireno es una de sus principales obras. El nombre mismo de la obra no es casual: la obra no se llama Tritón; se llama Sireno, y evoca la belleza mítica de aquellas figuras con forma de pez, capaces de extasiar a quien oyera sus cantos y observara sus siluetas. Sireno es una oda a las otredades masculinas alternas, a la performatividad y liberación a través del lenguaje, a la construcción de la identidad en la posmodernidad.

Sireno es una de sus principales obras. El nombre mismo de la obra no es casual: la obra no se llama Tritón; se llama Sireno, y evoca la belleza mítica de aquellas figuras con forma de pez, capaces de extasiar a quien oyera sus cantos y observara sus siluetas. Sireno es una oda a las otredades masculinas alternas, a la performatividad y liberación a través del lenguaje, a la construcción de la identidad en la posmodernidad.

Sireno (male mermaid) is one of his main pieces of art. The name of this work is not accidental: this piece is not called Triton; it's called Sireno, and it evokes the mythical beauty of those fish-shaped figures, capable of captivating anyone who hears their singing and observes their silhouettes. Sireno is an ode to alternative masculine identities, to liberation and self-identity construction through language in the postmodernity times

Sireno (male mermaid) is one of his main pieces of art. The name of this work is not accidental: this piece is not called Triton; it's called Sireno, and it evokes the mythical beauty of those fish-shaped figures, capable of captivating anyone who hears their singing and observes their silhouettes. Sireno is an ode to alternative masculine identities, to liberation and self-identity construction through language in the postmodernity times

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.

Polaroid Collages (2018-TBA) is a series of cut and assembled Polaroids taken by the artist himself, creating ‘instant sculptures’ which play with the notion of memory, desire, and the physical nature of contemporary gender sculpture, the photographic image in the days of digital photography and the notion of Instagram. Many of the works that integrate this series were conceived and created during a year of sabbatical in Mexico City.