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En algún lugar de una dimensión desconocida se encuentra el agujero blanco, el cual es el encargado de regresar la energía que has perdido en personas, lugares, cosas o situaciones.

Spirit of the City emerges from the same essence as City Nights, City Lights. It evokes the invisible forces that unfold above the city's structures, bearers of subtle magic. This time, the spirit takes a regenerative form: a poetic presence that reclaims what nature once lost, quietly restoring life through its dance.

Depicting Mexican salsa dancers in paint through line, texture and colour while incorporating the surface of the solar panel.

La inocencia de sus cuerpos en movimiento contrasta con la huella de la tecnología abandonada. La obra recuerda que el futuro y la pureza de la infancia dependen de cómo cuidemos hoy nuestro entorno.

Helios — Greek for 'sun' — is a kaleidoscopic celebration of light, energy, and renewal. Painted on an upcycled solar panel, it transforms a tool of clean energy into an artwork that honors its radiant source. Inspired by Mexico City's vibrant visual language, Helios fuses color, geometry, and symbolism drawn from Mexican art and the Aztec sun god Tonatiuh.

Una visión postindustrial donde la luz solar renace en forma de construcción plástica estética.

Big green eyes of a Kawai Cat — a luminous oil painting that captures the magnetic gaze of a beloved figure on the surface of a decommissioned solar panel.

The Solar Souls — a dialogue between art and light, where solar panels become vessels of spirit and renewal. I worked on solar panels, transforming their energy into a new kind of solar essence.

El concepto nace del deseo de representar la energía que este panel solar captó durante su vida útil. Cada trazo y cada textura buscan evocar esa fuerza silenciosa de la naturaleza que, día tras día, se transforma en luz, calor y movimiento.

A repurposed solar panel becomes a metaphor for the internal self: an alchemical device that transforms the raw energy of experience into the power to manifest a new reality.

La obra se inspira en los 144,000 sellados del Apocalipsis: creyentes marcados con el sello de Dios para ser protegidos durante la gran tribulación.

Horizon reimagines a reclaimed solar panel, where vibrant natural and cosmic forms emerge through smooth lines and dynamic textures. It celebrates the convergence of earthly beauty and celestial wonder, marking a new dawn for overlooked materials.

Amoeba Galáctica moves through evolutionary dimensions. Expressing an interweaving of recycled materials and physical applications, it forms an intricate play that allows the viewer to travel and explore.

Obra que habla sobre la verdadera ave del escudo nacional.

Formando espacios en donde la luz y la obscuridad se unen.

Una poderosa reinterpretación del lenguaje visual de Roy Lichtenstein. A través de una figura femenina construida con líneas contundentes y una vibrante textura de puntos, la artista rinde homenaje al Pop Art clásico mientras imprime su sello personal.

Live-painted during Climate Week CDMX, this piece reflects on migration — from monarch butterflies to countless species whose ancient, coded paths are being disrupted. The work captures how climate change fractures instinct, reroutes movement, and destabilizes centuries of programmed rhythms across the natural world.

Et si le véritable art résidait dans les gestes répétés pour ceux que l'on aime ? Dans la constance du quotidien, la chaleur d'une présence, la fidélité à l'effort invisible. Cette œuvre puise sa source dans mes souvenirs d'enfance.

Espejismo Nocturno explores an illusory cityscape where desert life and urban form merge after dark. An owl perches atop a cactus, acting as a quiet sentinel within a collaged environment of architectural fragments and saturated pinks and blues.

L'ombre et la lumière coexistent en chacun de nous. Ce déclic permet à la lumière de prendre le dessus sur l'obscurité. L'éclat de lumière dans l'œil symbolise cette révélation : le moment où l'on voit plus clair, où l'on reconnaît sa propre valeur.

Light-years is a reflection on the cosmic origin of the elements that make solar technology — and our technologies of intelligence and information — possible. It is also a poetic approach to the cosmic dimensions of time, distance, and matter involved in the processes that derive in our emergence as humanity.

At the center of the work lies a Persian rug — a symbol of home and heritage that often doubles as a hiding place for the things we cannot share publicly. Beneath the rug lies a mountain of unspoken truths: anonymous submissions from around the world, hand-written into a jumbled, illegible landscape.

This work reflects on meditation, focus, and the power of the body. The figure appears part-human, part-machine — a metallic form that holds both strength and vulnerability. Her pose combines yoga, prayer, and discipline.

A whimsical celebration of transformation and second life — an origami unicorn rendered in acrylic on a decommissioned solar panel.

La obra representa el nacimiento de una mujer a partir de la feminidad y delicadeza de una flor, sin dejar de lado el poder y fortaleza de la misma.

Aquí se representa el viaje desde la devastación absoluta y la frustración hacia la plenitud y la conexión con Dios y el Ser Superior.

Geometry, cosmology, and traditional patterns converge on the surface of a decommissioned solar panel.

A human being flies with a black balloon above a world in destruction, observing a chaos of bombs, fire and death in the surrealistic way that creativity can take you — giving hope to the oppressed.

This piece brings together reclaimed wood and a discarded solar panel, repositioning both materials beyond their original function. The work explores the tension between organic matter and technological residue, suggesting a second life that is neither purely natural nor entirely artificial.

This piece reflects on cycles — of energy, of material, of mark-making. The solar panel, once a tool for generating power, is reactivated as a site for visual energy. The work speaks to reuse and regeneration — how discarded objects can hold new narratives.

The artwork depicts a Korean tiger with a third eye of wisdom. A sense of movement and energy permeates the piece, connecting ancient symbolism with the repurposed surface of a solar panel.

An assemblage composed of reclaimed wood and a recycled solar panel. The work examines the relationship between natural and industrial materials, emphasizing reuse and material transformation.

Es una pintura abstracta que insinúa un campo de Coquelicot.

Procesos y Estados explora la delgada línea entre el pasado y el futuro, entre la destrucción y la creación. La dureza del silicio contra la suavidad de la pintura. La inmovilidad del pasado contra el dinamismo del presente.