A portrait of the delicate face of the full moon: pale, elegant, menacing. This piece goes back into my creative line, back to the ballerinas phase, but with mixing media.

If one is to ask oneself how often one's actions appropriate and butcher other's cultures, beliefs and rituals, the proper answer would probably be "always".

Inspired by the Björk's song with the same title, this piece explores that low flame burning deep, the desire that turns its host into a beast.

Inspired by the Schwarz Stein's song with the same title, this piece explores the subjects of inflicting pain and possession.

Probably you love her shoes and want to take a look here.

An allegory of that feeling of losing the ground under yourr feet. Trusting out of habit. A trust bound to be shaken.

Here I revisit one of the main pillars sustaining Christianity: The Virgin Mary. This is perhaps one of the most important and most underrated women in the history of western culture, a woman deprived of every piece of identity and stripped down to her womb and its fruit.

A dancer in the tradition of the chryselephantines so popular at the beginning of the 20th century. The major inspiration for this came from the Romanian sculptor Démetre Chiparus, a wonderful artists that lacks of the mainstream acknowledgement Mucha's but not of his talent.

Inspired by Mozart's Requiem, this piece explores the lineage of suffering and pain through the story of humanity. It is an ouroboros made of flesh, eating flesh and becoming flesh. Giving life and taking life.

One of my biggest guilty pleasures has always been Starcraft. I have to admit that I will never be a pro player, but still I pay tribute to one of the greatest space operas of all times.

Yes, this is a poncho. But it is more than that. It is wearable art. Break the rules, escape the museums, take the art to the streets. Wear art and carry that art installation everywhere with you. Be that art exhibition.

Maybe they look familiar, especially if you have been following my work. These are the shoes the Queen of Decadence wears. Maybe you have seen these on a movie or a clip. Inspired by Aoi Kotsuhiroi