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Quarantine Project.

In 1918, when the terrible Spanish Flu pandemic happened, women had to jump to the front lines because men of all ages were sick and dying. That pandemic showed how important women are in all fields and opened the door for big women's rights movements.

I introduce you to Miss Victoria, my past self. I’ve had a few conversations about our lockdown differences.

I discovered that Victoria likes writing as much as I do. She writes pretty long letters, very (very) often. I told her I write very long posts and messages, but these days people don’t like reading too much. She’s writing to thank the frontline nu

I discovered that Victoria likes writing as much as I do. She writes pretty long letters, very (very) often. I told her I write very long posts and messages, but these days people don’t like reading too much. She’s writing to thank the frontline nurses for their bravery and kindness. I told her we clap from our windows at 7 pm and share inspirational memes and videos. It’d be nice to receive real letters once in a while. In the mailbox, not in the inbox (she didn’t laugh either).

We talked about cleaning, she is actually neater than I am, her space looks great. It’s funny how having more machines to clean, doesn’t necessarily mean we’re tidier. I told her about Roombas, Dyson vacuums, dishwashers, and washing machines (whic

We talked about cleaning, she is actually neater than I am, her space looks great. It’s funny how having more machines to clean, doesn’t necessarily mean we’re tidier. I told her about Roombas, Dyson vacuums, dishwashers, and washing machines (which in New York, are usually in laundromats).

I was wondering how Victoria was doing without ANY contact with her family and friends, must’ve been pretty hard to face a lockdown completely alone. Thankfully they didn’t know that was going to change so soon in history and humans were going to b

I was wondering how Victoria was doing without ANY contact with her family and friends, must’ve been pretty hard to face a lockdown completely alone. Thankfully they didn’t know that was going to change so soon in history and humans were going to be able to communicate with each other on tiny screens in real-time, and something called social media was going to revolutionize humanity. I apologized to her for ruining her current situation with the news, but I also explained it will have greater social costs.

I told Victoria about our fitness obsession nowadays and she didn’t quite understand. She told me the physician recommended she touch her feet every day to keep the body moving, and she feels great. I joked with her saying that we are “flattening

I told Victoria about our fitness obsession nowadays and she didn’t quite understand. She told me the physician recommended she touch her feet every day to keep the body moving, and she feels great. I joked with her saying that we are “flattening our curves”, but I think I was not funny a century ago either.

Dear friends, don’t ever EVER complain about food again. Back then, when the fridge was not a big thing yet, foods were much more limited. Fresh produce? forget about it. If you’d live in NY, you’d die without trying an avocado, a mango, and (hopefu

Dear friends, don’t ever EVER complain about food again. Back then, when the fridge was not a big thing yet, foods were much more limited. Fresh produce? forget about it. If you’d live in NY, you’d die without trying an avocado, a mango, and (hopefully) a burrito. She had me for dinner, we had some bread with butter, milk, and tea. Definitely not Instagram friendly. Order Seamless and stay home, there's no excuse.

 

Real Garbage.

The gates on the main avenue of Mexico City serve as a gallery for different exhibitions. But when it was free in between them, I used the space to show people all the garbage we all produce, but no one wants to see. Some can call that art.

Every piece included an explanation of the problem and how we can help to solve it. In the end, they did see anyway.

 

Artificial Agent

Artificial Agent is a fictional agency I created to play with AI and dream up campaigns and brands like Pizza Tutto and Make It Up Make Up. Fictional clients rave about it. It lives on TikTok, you can see some examples below.

The film Bugonia brought back this powerful 60s song, “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?”, which inspired me to create an AI version that shows that history keeps repeating itself. Sung by the amazing Marlene Dietrich.

The streets are no home.

Unfortunately, stray dogs are a big problem in Mexico, so I did this little project and brought it to different parts of the city to create some awareness.