Hexagons

The laws of perception reveal how we interpret reality, transforming shapes, colors, and shadows into a rich, multidimensional experience that challenges and enriches our understanding of the world.

You are faced with a visual enigma that defies the laws of perception: a collage of hexagons that play between reality and illusion, transforming a two-dimensional space into an experience that seems to transcend dimensions. This work, composed of individual 35 cm pieces, is a journey into the depths of our perception and understanding of space.

The selection of materials—natural wood intertwined with mirrors—is no coincidence. It represents the duality between the tangible and the reflected, the organic and the manufactured, creating a perfect balance between nature and human creativity. Each hexagon is a chapter in a larger narrative about perspective and meaning, inviting you to look beyond the obvious, to discover hidden worlds at the intersections of light and shadow.

This set of hexagons is, in reality, a proposal to see the world from new angles, to appreciate how reality can be shaped and transformed by our perception. It is an invitation to participate in a unique experience, to own a piece of this artistic vision that dialogues and expands with the environment it inhabits.

I encourage you to consider how these hexagons can enrich your space, to observe how they interact with changing natural light, and how each new angle offers a different perspective, a new story to tell. Acquiring one or more of these pieces means inviting into your life an element that is both art and magic, a fragment of infinity that defies the everyday.

May these hexagons be a constant reminder that life, like art, is full of different dimensions, waiting to be explored, waiting to be discovered. May their presence inspire you to look at the world with fresh eyes, discovering the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary, and reminding you that every day offers the possibility of perceiving reality differently, of finding depth and wonder in the fabric of the everyday.

The laws of perception reveal to us how we interpret reality, transforming shapes, colors, and shadows into a rich and multi-dimensional experience that challenges and enriches our understanding of the world. He finds himself in front of a visual enigma that defies the laws of perception, a collage of hexagons that play between reality and illusion, transforming a 2 dimensional space into an experience that seems to transcend dimensions. This work made up of individual 35 centimeter pieces is a journey into the depth of our perception and understanding of space. The selection of materials, natural wood intertwined with mirrors, is not accidental. It represents the duality between the tangible and the reflected, the organic and the manufactured, creating a perfect balance between nature and human creativity. Each hexagon is a chapter in a larger narrative about perspective and meaning, inviting you to look beyond the obvious, to discover worlds hidden at the intersections of light and shadow. This set of hexagons is, in reality, a proposal to see the world from new angles, to appreciate how reality can be shaped and transformed by our perception. It is an invitation to participate in a unique experience. To own a work of this artistic vision that dialogues and expands with the environment it inhabits. I encourage you to consider how these hexagons can enrich your space, to notice how they interact with the changing natural light and how each new angle offers a different perspective, a new story to tell. Acquiring 1 or more of these pieces means inviting into your life an element that is both art and magic, a fragment of the infinite that challenges the everyday. May these hexagons be a constant reminder that life, like art, is full of different dimensions, waiting to be explored, waiting to be discovered. May his presence inspire you to look at the world with renewed eyes, discovering the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary and reminding you that each day offers the possibility of perceiving reality differently, of finding depth and wonder in the fabric of the everyday.