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Floating Words is a collection of works, part of an ongoing process to explore asemic writing. Words exist as a graphic intention. There is no clarity. Doesn’t my activate upon reading them? Do they just exist to my eyes?
All the stamped designs on the garments were hand cut and pressed by me using leftover material from Diantres, a screen printing and design studio from Bogota, Colombia. I’m grateful for your generosity and love.
The text “They Dream” was written by Nicolás Castro.
All the drawings are part of an ongoing practice to communicate beyond meaning and sense.
All of the garments are single pieces and the ones marked with a ↺ were found in second-hand shops.
🌱 Self-hosted





















Collaboration with Guillotina for crop top design.


T-shirt Illustration design for Colo Coffee in Colombia.
Edition printed in limited copies.


Long sleeve design silk-printed by Diantres in Bogotá, Colombia.
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No matter the nature of the thing, the possible jump between its particles creates its life.
Time for them always dilates, expands and become transparent. The appearance of the thing does not lie on its life meaning.
The jump is the indeterminate synthesis of the in-between: the invisible and subtle space of energy.


Passiflora is a Bogotá-based city tour company dedicated to curating immersive local experiences for international travelers. Rooted in direct support for local economies, the brand bridges cultural exchange with urban discovery for a vibrant and curious audience.
How can a visual identity capture the raw, electric pulse of a metropolis while honoring its rich natural flora?
I developed a dynamic identity system that blends botanical geometry with Bogotá’s urban edge. Taking inspiration from the radial form of the passiflora flower, the logomark acts as a sunburst emblem of local vitality. Fluid, psychedelic gradients contrast against sharp grids and dark canvas backgrounds, echoing the sensory overload of local street markets, night games of Tejo, and city transit.
The identity includes a logomark, custom poster graphics featuring vibrant fruit and movement illustrations, merch applications (tote bags and tour vans), promotional flyers, and corporate stationery. The color palette draws from high-contrast urban nightscapes and bright, tropical hues.






Floating Words is a collection of works, part of an ongoing process to explore asemic writing. Words exist as a graphic intention. There is no clarity. Doesn’t my activate upon reading them? Do they just exist to my eyes?
All the stamped designs on the garments were hand cut and pressed by me using leftover material from Diantres, a screen printing and design studio from Bogota, Colombia. I’m grateful for your generosity and love.
The text “They Dream” was written by Nicolás Castro.
All the drawings are part of an ongoing practice to communicate beyond meaning and sense.
All of the garments are single pieces and the ones marked with a ↺ were found in second-hand shops.
🌱 Self-hosted





















Collaboration with Guillotina for crop top design.


T-shirt Illustration design for Colo Coffee in Colombia.
Edition printed in limited copies.


Long sleeve design silk-printed by Diantres in Bogotá, Colombia.
(*)
No matter the nature of the thing, the possible jump between its particles creates its life.
Time for them always dilates, expands and become transparent. The appearance of the thing does not lie on its life meaning.
The jump is the indeterminate synthesis of the in-between: the invisible and subtle space of energy.


Passiflora is a Bogotá-based city tour company dedicated to curating immersive local experiences for international travelers. Rooted in direct support for local economies, the brand bridges cultural exchange with urban discovery for a vibrant and curious audience.
How can a visual identity capture the raw, electric pulse of a metropolis while honoring its rich natural flora?
I developed a dynamic identity system that blends botanical geometry with Bogotá’s urban edge. Taking inspiration from the radial form of the passiflora flower, the logomark acts as a sunburst emblem of local vitality. Fluid, psychedelic gradients contrast against sharp grids and dark canvas backgrounds, echoing the sensory overload of local street markets, night games of Tejo, and city transit.
The identity includes a logomark, custom poster graphics featuring vibrant fruit and movement illustrations, merch applications (tote bags and tour vans), promotional flyers, and corporate stationery. The color palette draws from high-contrast urban nightscapes and bright, tropical hues.





