In programming, you debug the code, In life, I debug myself. Debugging version 1.0 series, Juan, 2026 DM ‘SERIES’ for a preview
“Add && Delete repeat()” When you’re stuck in a loop, repeating the same patterns, same routines, same decisions, you have two choices, keep cycling or break the code. This piece is about that breaking point. Bold marks
Not every sketchbook page makes it to canvas. These are Beta versions I’m making. I’m adding and then making decisions about what I want to keep and remove, I’m testing. Some move to Production. Others stay here, doing their job
Sometimes you need to reboot your entire process. Moved to the easel from the table to paint and then moved to the floor. Started testing ideas in sketchbooks. Built a beta phase before moving to canvas. This sketchbook is Beta Version 1.0, my t
Break Free Original acrylic on canvas Ready to ship Break Free represents my journey to liberate myself from the sedentary lifestyle I had fallen into. Spending hours sitting at work, only to return home and continue working, led to unhealthy eatin
A Cold Night in Berlin I made this piece after visiting the Empty Library Memorial one night. What stayed with me was the weight in the air, the history sitting in silence. I tried to paint the somber stillness of that moment. Memories of Deutschla
☀️Morning Warm-up No expectations, just instinct and movement This is how inspiration starts for me
Position: Absolute This piece started with a CSS term, the kind that locks an element into a fixed spot on a screen. It doesn’t shift. It doesn’t adjust. It just stays where it’s told. That idea stuck with me because it mirrors an
The one tool I always use is my art book. I used to avoid using one, I thought everything had to happen on canvas. Now I know it’s where I can experiment, risk, and play. It’s the world that collectors never see, the beginning of every