AT THE INTERSECTION OF
PHYSICAL-DIGITAL-MYTHICAL REALMS

My work navigates the realms of abstraction, symbols, cultural history, and psychological states, deeply influenced by my early studies in archaeology. Explorations through the ancient structures of Rome, the Egyptian pyramids and tombs, and African temples and ruins have fueled a lifelong fascination with ancient futurism and so-called mythology, challenging me to envision scenarios where symbols and elements of the past and future blend in dream-like, hypothetical realizations. 

 

I describe my process as 'phygital,' a fusion where art transitions from digital genesis to physical culmination, and vice versa. This approach allows me to mint or inscribe works as digital assets on the Ethereum or Bitcoin blockchain, exploring new frontiers of art's provenance and value.

 

Having lived in the art-rich cities of Madrid, Berlin, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, each has imprinted its unique signature on my work, from Berlin's vibrant street art to Hollywood's cinematic grandeur. Now residing in Carmel, California, I find the coastal landscapes a stark contrast to my years spent in cities, yet equally influential in my continuous exploration of art's power to encapsulate the complexity of our world.