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Grumpy
A pixelated frown, frozen in ceramic tiles, transforms an iconic expression into something tactile and permanent. Grumpy blends irony and nostalgia, reframing pop culture through the textures of urban mosaic.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Dogs
Two opposing canine heads—one white, one yellow—lock in an endless struggle. The precise geometry heightens the sense of confrontation, turning these figures into emblems of tension, repetition, and entrapment.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Ghost
A pixelated ghost emerges in crisp ceramic tesserae, both playful and haunting. This piece revisits a pop icon with new weight, shifting it from fleeting video‑game memory into a permanent, tangible presence.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Confort
A pixelated roll of toilet paper hovers against a textured collage of torn posters and layered paint. Confort transforms a mundane, intimate object into a symbol of vulnerability and absurdity, merging humor with a quiet reflection on fragility and need in everyday life.
Mixed media: plastic tesserae on sealed MDF with collage of urban posters and acrylic intervention.
Cassette
A vibrant orange cassette, pixelated and framed with sharp contrast, becomes a relic of analog culture. Its clean geometry and bold colors evoke the simplicity of retro design while preserving the nostalgia of handmade mixtapes, frozen in mosaic form.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Felix Yellow
A reinterpretation of a classic animation icon, this yellow Felix emerges through a grid of ceramic tiles. Its rigid symmetry contrasts with blurred visual echoes, like memories shifting between clarity and loss.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Duck
This pixelated duck, inspired by the language of classic cartoons, breaks recognition with spontaneous, abstract gestures. It oscillates between the playful and the unsettling, transforming nostalgia into tension.
Mosaic, manual assembly with painting intervention
Felix Green
A reinterpretation of a classic animation icon, this green Felix emerges through a grid of ceramic tiles. Its rigid symmetry contrasts with blurred visual echoes, like memories shifting between clarity and loss.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
XX
A pixelated character emerges in shades of green, broken by a sudden red accent. XX plays with nostalgia and abstraction, transforming a familiar figure into an emotional icon—part playful, part unsettling. It balances pop culture imagery with a sense of intimacy, as if caught between memory and reinvention.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Felix Blue
A reinterpretation of a classic animation icon, this blue Felix emerges through a grid of ceramic tiles. Its rigid symmetry contrasts with blurred visual echoes, like memories shifting between clarity and loss.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Cat
Explores emotional fragility through pop iconography. Built with glazed ceramic tesserae and a pixelated aesthetic, the blue cat gazes forward with two dark tears, turning personal grief into a tender yet unsettling icon.
Mosaic, manual assembly with painting intervention
Wolf
A lone wolf with red eyes stands at the edge of shadow and light. This pixelated figure speaks of fear as an intimate landscape—what lingers unseen when no one is watching.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Milhaus
A reinterpretation of a classic animation icon, this green Felix Rendered in sharp ceramic tesserae, Milhaus captures the grumpy yet endearing presence of this pop‑culture icon. The piece balances humor and nostalgia, transforming a familiar animated figure into a bold, textured emblem of attitude.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Who is alive
This mosaic converts language into a visual enigma, balancing minimalism and emotional weight. It invites viewers to pause, reflect, and confront the fragility of existence embedded in the simplicity of its design.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
Chiclets
A pixelated ghost emerges in crisp ceramic tesserae, both playful A grid of vibrant ceramic tiles recreates the iconic candy logo, turning a pop‑culture symbol into a textured, lasting object. Chiclets plays with nostalgia and commercial imagery, reframing the sweet and familiar within the language of mosaic.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
M.Fuck
A pixelated roll of toilet paper hovers against a A pixelated profanity emerges from a dark mosaic, glowing with gradients of blue, green, and violet. M. Fuck confronts the viewer with a raw, unfiltered gesture — part rebellion, part catharsis — transforming a fleeting outburst into a lasting, deliberate artifact.
Glazed ceramic tesserae on sealed MDF
CassetteOrange
An orange pixelated cassette floats over a weathered, dripping backdrop, evoking the tactile memory of analog sound. The vibrant stripes recall a lost era of mixtapes and magnetic noise, contrasting with the decayed, textured surface behind — nostalgia bleeding into the present.
Mixed media: plastic tesserae on sealed MDF with collage of urban posters and acrylic intervention.
GameOver
The iconic phrase “GAME OVER” emerges in pixelated yellow against a chaotic background of torn posters and textures. This piece fuses nostalgia for classic video games with the rawness of urban walls, transforming defeat into a layered, poetic landscape.
Mixed media: plastic tesserae on sealed MDF with collage of urban posters and acrylic intervention.
