My work as CUBZ explores the relationship between the fragility of the urban and the permanence of the symbol. Through mosaic, pixel art, and street intervention, I compose images that dialogue with the everyday, the broken, and the invisible. I use fragments—of ceramics, memory, and popular culture—to reconstruct recognizable or completely new figures, always from the tension between decomposition, play, and resistance.
 
As a Chilean artist, I find in the Global South a unique aesthetic strength, where precariousness is also a language. My interventions seek to generate questions, interruptions, emotions. Not just to decorate a wall, but to open cracks in the landscape.