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Volumes & Ethics

Color paper on board. 12x12 inches (30.5x30.5 cm). It's been a while since I wanted to make a piece using the 15th monohedral tiling convex pentagon, discovered in 2015. It's definitely an intriguing shape.

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Color paper on board. 12x12 inches (30.5x30.5 cm). It's been a while since I wanted to make a piece using the 15th monohedral tiling convex pentagon, discovered in 2015. It's definitely an intriguing shape.

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Color paper on board. 32x32 inches (81x81cm). This piece is an evolved design from #11 in this series. Again, pictures don't do justice to the real piece.

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Green and grey paper on wood panel.
20x20" (51x51 cm)
Composition with concave and convex curved pieces.

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Color paper on board.
18.5x25.5" (47x65 cm)
Exagon based piece with two optical illusions layered.

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Color paper on wood panel.
36x24 inches (92x61 cm)
I tried a new type of shapes on this piece, and it ended up being much more complicated than I anticipated, but the result is worth it.

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Turquoise paper on board.
12x12 inches (30x30 cm)
Non symmetrical tessellation done with a new geometrical shape with very particular properties That I call "rectagon".

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Silk pale pink and light blue paper on board.
18x14" (46x36 cm)
Non symmetrical tessellation done with a new geometrical shape with very particular properties.

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Color paper on wood board.
20x20 inches (51x51 cm.)
This challenging piece plays with several optical illusions. Some are visible on the photos, but only seeing it for real is when it shows all it's beauty.

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Color and cooper paper on board.
16x16x12 inches (40x40x30 cm.)
This piece stands on a horizontal surface as opposed to the other pieces designed to hang on a wall.

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$Color paper on foam board. 22x19.5 inches (56x50 cm.) Fun design based on a simple rule turning and reducing the central pyramid creating a fractal effect.$

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Color paper on foam board.
24x24 inches (61x61cm)
While in the series Persicans all my works have an ethnic or cultural ingredient, the series Volumes and Ethics is about exploring the possibilities of pure geometrics and how our brains interpret them. I'm very happy about how this one came out; I was able to play with optical illusions and the wild idea of unfolding new dimensions.

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Color paper on foam board.
40x32 inches (102x82cm)
A different approach to curved shapes.
Many, many hours and a lot of work on this colorful piece. More than 300 different elements, each one made of 3 or 4 colors, but the result definitely pays off.

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Reflective brass and white paper on foam board.
40x28 inches (101x71 cm)

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Gold and Indian blue paper on foam board.
16x16” (41x41cm)
Working with curved pieces is tricky, but the result is worth when you see them catching the light and reflection on the gold paper.

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Decorated white paper on foam board.
12x12” (30x30cm)
This elegant piece has ornaments resembling china tableware that gives a classical look to a yet original design.

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Watercolor printed paper on foam board.
16x16” (41x41cm)

Volumes & Ethics 08 Marigold var.

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Watercolor printed paper on board.
16x16 inches (40x40 cm.)

Volumes & Ethics 08 Isis var.

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Color paper on foam board.
24x24” (61x61cm)
The Penrose tiling is aperiodic; meaning it extends to the infinite without creating a pattern to replicate itself. It's named after Roger Penrose, who investigated it in the 70's. It's geometry helped to understand quasicrystals. This variation has only two types of shapes, darts and kites, with only seven assembly possibilities. The proportion between the two shapes is the golden ratio.

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Paper on foam board.
12x12” (30x30cm)
Here I wanted to try a subtle use of color, that's why all the color pieces are hidden to the eye. We only see their reflection over the white paper.

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Watercolor printed paper on foam board.
12x12” (30x30cm)
Simplicity always works.

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Watercolor printed paper on foam board.
14x24” (36x61cm)
On each piece I try something new. In this one I enjoyed playing with the soft watercolor tones, and it's also my first attempt with curved shapes and creases. Very tricky!

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Color paper on foam board.
16x16” (41x41cm)
This piece required a lot of precision since each color is a different paper cut that has to fit exactly with the rest without gaps.

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Color paper on foam board.
16x16” (41x41cm)
I wanted to play with negative volumes in this piece while having many inspirations; from resemblances of vintage sci-fi to late 70's colors and designs.

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Red and light green paper on foam board.
32x24” (81x61cm)
This piece has many fun optical illusions depending on the angle where you see if from.

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