Gallery 2015-2025
Arbsea
2024
Digital Collage
60X60
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The first and last time a deer was seen along the shores of Valparaíso. A rare and unforgettable moment when a solitary deer appeared on the coastal cliffs, blending the wild with the urban. This fleeting sighting, now a legend, remains the only time such a creature graced these shores.
Ovejayates
2016
Digital Collage
50X30
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Three massive sheep stood in the middle of Ruta 40, their thick wool blending with the dusty landscape under the Argentine sun. With calm, knowing eyes, they watched as the few cars that passed slowed, giving way to their quiet dominance of the road.
Cordizebra
2015
Digital Collage
120X40
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As the sun dipped behind the Cordillera de los Andes, the sky bled into shades of violet, casting its mystical glow across the land. A zebra, caught in the magic of that moment, stood still, its stripes blending with the mountains as if it were part of the landscape itself. In the quiet of that twilight hour, nature and creature merged.
Esculmar
2025
Digital Collage
60X60
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An old wooden sculpture stood partly in the ocean, its shape smooth and natural. Snails rose from it, their clear wings shining in the light as they floated into the sky.
Ladertiag
2017
Digital Collage
50X30
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An old, orange-colored horse blended with the metropolitan sunset of Santiago, seen from the peak of Province Mountain in the central Andes.
Painelephants
2016
Digital Collage
65X35
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In the vast wilderness of Torres del Paine, two elephants stand against a backdrop of jagged peaks and endless sky. Their coats, dusted with the wind’s touch, gleam in the shifting Patagonian light. Ice-fed rivers carve through the golden plains where they graze, their dark manes rippling like the grasses around them.
Tibetanimals
2023
Digital Collage
50X30
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A deer and a woman stand at the base of the Himalayas, where towering peaks meet rolling foothills. Soft clouds drift overhead, casting shifting shadows beneath the bright sky.
Torrestwigg
2016
Digital Collage
65X35
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A group of horses moves gracefully across the shallow waters of a lake at the feet of Torres del Paine, their hooves stirring ripples beneath the towering peaks.
Volscan
2021
Digital Collage
50X30
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In the towering peaks of Cajón del Maipo, nestled within the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, signs of volcanic activity begin to stir. The rugged landscape seems to shift, blending with textures that resemble the forms of sea creatures.
Dunanimals
2015
Digital Collage
42X29.7
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Three sheep stand in the vast, arid expanse of a desert landscape, their figures framing the horizon with quiet presence. Their silhouettes create a striking contrast against the barren earth, blurring the lines between the horizontal stretch of land and the vertical rise of their forms. In this stark, empty space, they become both the markers of the landscape and the embodiment of its stillness.
Jatigre
2017
Digital Collage
42X29.7
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9 tigers by the river of Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Turtlefriday
2019
Digital Collage
42X29.7
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Two turtles celebrate the arrival of Friday by the sea, leaping with joy as the waves crash around them.
Cordillera de los Andes - Away from home 1
2025
Digital Illustration - Risograph
42X29.7
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This series is based on a traced illustration of the Andes Mountain Range. The viewpoint is from uptown Santiago, and the reason why it becomes so important, is because it has always been a presence in my mental landscape, but now it is a reminder that it is not only mental if I can print it and have it at home.
Number 1 is already printed.
Cordillera de los Andes - Away from home 2
2025
Digital Illustration
42X29.7
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This series is based on a traced illustration of the Andes Mountain Range. The viewpoint is from uptown Santiago, and the reason why it becomes so important, is because it has always been a presence in my mental landscape, but now it is a reminder that it is not only mental if I can print it and have it at home.
Cordillera de los Andes - Away from home 3
2025
Digital Illustration
42X29.7
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This series is based on a traced illustration of the Andes Mountain Range. The viewpoint is from uptown Santiago, and the reason why it becomes so important, is because it has always been a presence in my mental landscape, but now it is a reminder that it is not only mental if I can print it and have it at home.