CRIS

Master in Immigration and Interculturality.
International Analyst, Author, Curator & Artist.

ART CONCEPT

Philosophy, Society & Interculturality The artistic, literary and academic creations of my professional work seek to understand, explore and express wonder at the various spheres of human existence and its relationship with nature and the universe. Color, words and shapes merge to invite the viewer to investigate the themes that run through the life of the planet’s societies and cultures. ART MANIFESTING IDEAS, CONCEPT AND MAKING VISIBLE DEEP REALITIES: MIGRATIONS, CLIMATE CHANGE, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, SOCIETY, PEACE, BIODIVERSITY, WAR AND INTERCULTURALITY.

ABOUT

Master in Immigration and Interculturality. Immigration and Intercultural Mediation Specialist. Bachelor of International Relations. International analyst, author, poet and curator. I am a contemporary artist who combines art and technology, creating oil and acrylic paintings that come to life through the creation of digital animations and immersive virtual reality galleries in fusion with new technological tools and artificial intelligence. I have traveled the world researching, working and getting to know more than 63 countries on the 5 continents where I have received recognition from governments, universities and communities for my work in humanitarian aid, ecological and social work.

EXHIBITIONS, AWARDS & CURATORSHIP

– BASEL, SWITZERLAND / Jun 2023 – DUBAI, UAE / Nov 2023 – BOGOTA, COLOMBIA / Dec 2023 – ZURICH, SWITZERLAND / Jan 2024 – NEW YORK, UNITED STATES / Apr 2024 – BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA / Jul 2024 – PARIS, FRANCE / Oct 2024 – MÜNICH, GERMANY / Feb 2025 – BRASILIA, BRAZIL / Feb 2025 – XI’AN, CHINA / Jun 2025

BOOK

GLOBAL PASSPORT

If you had the opportunity to choose, what nationality would you choose? Why do we have a nationality? What is the nation-state? Can I stop being Argentine, Swiss, Senegalese, Chinese, or Australian? Should I resign myself to the capricious and random arbitration of fate that determined my birth and with it imposed on my identity a cultural, social, and artificially constructed element such as nationality? Is there a universal right to simply be a citizen of the world?

I invite you to go around the world, to travel together through the five continents and learn little stories of life, struggle, love and thirst for justice. Global passport in hand and welcome aboard!