Mr. Deforme
This spring, I began the habit of taking Rita for walks around the lakes in Palermo, Buenos Aires. One afternoon, as we sat on a bench facing the water, lost in thought, I saw a man walk by with a deformed arm. His hand hung there, motionless, tiny, like death itself. But what struck me […]
Mr. Cripto
The story of a Token that is born from the bowels of the web and comes to the surface to mint cryptocurrencies and demonstrate against the capitalist empire.
Mr. Pensador
This piece draws inspiration from Rodin’s The Thinker,a masterpiece born from contemplation and torment. Rodin, the celebrated sculptor, found his own muse in Dante’s Divine Comedy.In The Thinker, we see not just a man lost in thought,but a soul leaning forward,gazing into the infernal circles of hell,wrestling with the weight of existence,and the fire of […]
Mr. Freak Pandemia
Covid-19 arrived, reshaping lives in ways we never imagined, and Mr. Freak, like so many other creations of the artist, was no exception. He, too, mutated over time, adapting to the shifting realities of the world around him. In 2020, Mr. Freak had no choice but to embrace change, donning a mask as part of […]
Mr. Kurtz
Inspired by Francis Coppola’s 1979 masterpiece Apocalypse Now, this work delves into the dark recesses of the human psyche during the horrors of war. The film opened a door, inviting reflection on the chaotic and unsettling nature of conflict. In this piece, fragmented faces clash in a surreal jungle, where reds and blues evoke the […]
Mr. Karl
I was in my atelier when I saw it on social media. He was gone.All I saw was Black and White. This canvas is a tribute to the great Karl Lagerfeld, an icon who revolutionized design and fashion worldwide.
Mr. Fruta
In Argentina, tirar fruta—to ‘throw fruit’—is the art of speaking with confidence and certainty about things one barely knows or understands. In my studio, Mr. Fruta appears throwing fruit across the canvas.
Mr. Arrogante
Inspired by the series “Los Mrs” (The Mrs), Mr Arrogante (Mr Arrogant) was born. A piece that portrays the arrogance of a man I met some time ago. Ironically, a year later, a Paraguayan art collector, as arrogant as Mr. Arrogante himself, visited my studio and ended up buying the piece.
Mr. Smith
Each year, I’m invited to show my work at private polo championships in Argentina.That’s how, one afternoon, I was introduced to one of the “patrons”, those who fund the tournaments and pay the players. That’s when I met Mr. Smith. In the painting, you’ll find him calmly standing beside a pony.
Mr. Smile
It’s curious how laughter spreads – automatic, without us even realizing it. It moves through us. Could it be a matter of energy? The gardener lights up the space as he enters: Mr. Smile.
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