Series

Between the months of August and September 2021, I made one painting a day for 30 continuous days, each measuring 30 x 30 cm, and then I put each of those paintings up for sale as an auction, starting at 30,000 Chilean pesos. This is the result of that idea.

The second version of the 30x30x30/2 turned out to be a series that aimed to improve the quality of the exercise, by being less strict with the execution time and creating only 15 works in total.

I plan to create 12 paintings inspired by Martin Gusinde's photographic archive. Each of these original paintings will be sold for 4 pounds, referencing Gusinde's account of hunters sending the skulls of murdered Indigenous people to the Anthropological Museum in London, which paid four pounds per head.

Sequence of urban-themed paintings, done in black and white.

<strong>The Smurf-disasters of War</strong> is a series of paintings based on the collection of engravings originally created by Goya between 1810 and 1815, about the Spanish War of Independence, <em>The Disasters of War</em>

Series of five still lifes of structures made with toy pieces acquired at flea markets, which were then assembled and chromed to serve as models.