There is a strength that is born not from anger, but from the need to stop remaining silent.
"Bronca" captures the moment when the soul stops negotiating with itself and chooses to take its rightful place. It is not a representation of conflict, but of the energy that emerges when we finally allow our emotions to be expressed.
Textures collide, overlap and eventually find an unexpected balance. Just as in life, chaos is rarely the end of the journey—it is often where transformation begins.
Every viewer will discover a different story within this piece. Perhaps because we have all experienced a battle that was never against the world, but within ourselves.
Hay una fuerza que no nace de la ira, sino de la necesidad de dejar de callar.
"Bronca" habla de ese instante en el que el alma deja de negociar consigo misma y decide ocupar su lugar. No busca representar el conflicto, sino la energía que aparece cuando dejamos de contener aquello que necesita salir.
Las texturas se enfrentan, se rozan y finalmente encuentran un equilibrio inesperado. Como ocurre tantas veces en la vida, el caos no es el final del camino. Es el principio de una transformación.
Cada espectador encontrará una historia distinta en esta obra. Quizá porque todos hemos sentido alguna vez una bronca que no era contra el mundo, sino contra nosotros

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.