I am trying, like many people, to assume existence beyond how it presents itself to me. This was possible thanks to an experience with LSD, which I consider as a second birth. From then on I try to relate to everything around me with respect and love.
Existence does not discriminate or categorize, everything in it has the same importance. The image speaks about differences not mattering, everything deserves to be treated with empathy. It is possible to unlearn and remove the filters that create the feeling that we are isolated events and not part of a whole.
This image allows me to talk about change. The person I am now, no longer thinks the same as the person I was when I made this collage. This image is imperative and I have no right to tell anyone how to lead their life, even if it is through something I posted on a social network. We are all learning at our own pace.
For this image I put the fragment of a text written by Chris Pauling.
“We are often at the mercy of our instinctive and unconscious impulses. Only if we know, in a clear way, what is going on in our mind and heart will we stop behaving as victims of our past conditioning and our present external circumstances.”.
If you don't see the system that systematically oppresses and discriminates against women every day in every part of the world, you may be part of it. Recognize who we are, recognize the problem and change.
Suddenly I just like to build images for their aesthetic sense and this is the case :).
I was born in Mexico City where I studied Design and Visual Communication at the Faculty of Arts and Design of the UNAM, specializing in Editorial Design.
For 9 years I worked at Picnic magazine where I served as editorial director and graphic editor. Currently I am Talent Research at Domestika, I am part of the founding committee of the Illustration Biennial organized by Pictoline, as well as dealer of an illustration and design fair in the CDMX.