“I use ordinary objects, food, paint, water and ink along with pastel backgrounds to bring to life my creamy minimalist pop art and sometimes b. ru useless creations,” says the Mexican about his work. We do not know how much meaning the artist puts into his collages, but sushi with a cat is at least fresh.
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