#1 - 🫀 Mucho más

Since childhood, I have felt more deeply than most—experiencing emotions intensely, yet often without the words to express them. I’ve always said I have a big heart. Mucho Más was born from that heart. Nature has always been my greatest inspiration. The sea and sky—especially at sunrise and sunset—move me profoundly. In those moments, I feel both small and infinite, intimately connected to the world.

Mucho Más emerged from the image of the sea dissolving into the colors of a red sunset. At the time, I was reading about non-duality—the idea that opposites can coexist, that life is often “this and that” rather than “this or that”: red and blue, warm and cold, liquid and air, solid and fluid. This painting lives in that space between contrasts.

It is an eruption of a heart in motion—an outpouring of feelings and contradictions shaped by the people and places I have loved. It holds both light and shadow: joy, vitality, and power, but also pain, vulnerability, and bleeding. All of it together is what makes us feel truly alive.