Works that are not merely observed!
They are felt! Obras que no se observan. Se sienten!
“Alma” is a collection born from the deepest part of emotion.
A series of artworks where silence, emotional intensity and intuition are transformed into texture, movement and visual presence.
Each piece represents a different emotional state.
An inner moment transformed into matter.
A conversation between calm and chaos, between the wound and the light.
The artworks in this collection are not created only to be observed.
They are created to be felt.
“Alma” speaks about transformation, vulnerability, strength and sensitivity.
About everything that often cannot be explained with words, but can be expressed through art.
“Alma” es una colección nacida desde lo más profundo de la emoción.
Una serie de obras donde el silencio, la intensidad emocional y la intuición se transforman en textura, movimiento y presencia visual.
Cada pieza representa un estado emocional distinto.
Un instante interior convertido en materia.
Una conversación entre la calma y el caos, entre la herida y la luz.
Las obras de esta colección no buscan únicamente ser observadas.
Buscan sentirse.
“Alma” habla de transformación, vulnerabilidad, fuerza y sensibilidad.
De todo aquello que muchas veces no puede explicarse con palabras, pero sí a través del arte.

Discover Hispanic Heritage, a contemporary group exhibition.
On view September 10 through October 10, the exhibition explores Hispanic identity as a fluid and evolving experience shaped by memory, diaspora, culture, and belonging. Through a diverse range of contemporary perspectives, the featured works challenge traditional ideas of identity and celebrate the many ways heritage can be expressed, remembered, and reimagined.
Featuring works by Babilonia, Joaquin Barrios, Romina Graziani, Paola Ines Gutierrez, Marg Haza, Gabriela Liascovitz, Alexandre Monntoya, Carlos Oviedo, and Pila.