Studio Axioma - Patterns for Life

Cnidarian:(Aposematic on Burnt Sienna), 2025,
Mixed Media on paper, acrylic.
20.5in x 20.5in x 2.25in (Framed)

Saline Algae Specimen:(Pink Lake), 2025,
Mixed Media on paper, acrylic.
20.5in x 20.5in x 2.25in (Framed)

Passion Fruit Specimen: (Petals & Filaments), 2025
Mixed Media on Paper
7.75x5.125in.

Each symmetrical form, cut and layered against a color field, hovers over it like a collected insect. Reminiscent of microscopic marine life, the cut-outs are glyph-like shapes that evoke natural patterns, temple geometry, and mask motifs, recalling a Mesoamerican visual language, which reflects my layered Mexican identity

These abstract forms conjure complexity and an unknown potential that echoes a natural origin. The work echoes matter’s capacity for emergent properties and life’s ability to create complexity at any scale.

Cnidarian:(Warm Perception), 2025,
Mixed Media on paper, acrylic.
20.5in x 20.5in x 2.25in (Framed)

Cnidarian:(Active Sensing), 2025,
Mixed Media on paper, acrylic.
20.5in x 20.5in x 2.25in (Framed)

Manual Magenta, 2025
Mixed Media on wood
~12x12in.

Patterns for Life, 2025.

Composition studies:

Coral Sponge Specimen (Healing & Toxic), 2025
Mixed Media on paper
7.75x5.125in.

These six small-scale compositions study key threads of my work. Each symmetrical form, cut and layered against a cobalt field, hovers over it like a collected insect. Reminiscent of microscopic marine life, the cut-outs are glyph-like shapes that evoke natural patterns, temple geometry, and mask motifs, recalling a Mesoamerican visual language, which reflects my layered Mexican identity

These abstract forms conjure complexity and an unknown potential that echoes a natural origin. The work echoes matter’s capacity for emergent properties and life’s ability to create complexity at any scale.