Afluentes (2025)
Digital Illustration
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| "Serendipity" |
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| "Be the Difference" |
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"Abduction" |
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| "Forbidden Book" |
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| "Tamandua" |
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| "Hybrid Cultures" |
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| "Cold Soup" |
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| "Crush" |
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| "Garden" |
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| "Kool Aid ft. S.O.S" |
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| "Llama" |
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| "Camping" |
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| "Audiotherapy" |
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| "Off-duty Lifeguard" |
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| "Revelation" |
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| "Selfish" |
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| "Taiga" |
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| "Geminis" |
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| "Thirst" |
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| "Boulangerie" |
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| "Turkish Bath" |
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| "Volunteer" |
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| "Wannabes" |
Sweet Sweet History
This series of portraits is based on figures who appear in the historical timeline of Sugar Land, Texas. The more I learned about the plantations and the cruel owners who are often credited with shaping the city, the more I realized that the real foundation of Sugar Land rests on the labor of uncredited, hardworking people. In particular, the city was built by enslaved people, unpaid prisoners, and Hispanic immigrants.
Historians often highlight the wrong events and glorify individuals who do not deserve recognition. Even today, streets bear the names of men who believed they had the right to enslave human beings, while history continues to applaud the failures of imperialism. Those whose ancestors were not directly affected often choose to turn a blind eye, preserving a false sense of pride in something unworthy.
These following couple of illustrations were made for a year book with Colombian artists drawings. It was published by
Tangrama on 2011.
"Presente"
"Vegetando"
The following illustrations were made as a volunteer illustrator for a project on Domestic Violence Awareness called "A Little Tenderness".
