Collections
Collection 1
A collection of highly-detailed cartoons that cut through the noise of contemporary discourse with sharp visual commentary on social justice, political oppression, environmental crises, and human rights. Each piece serves as a mirror to society, exposing systemic inequalities, challenging authoritarian structures, and giving voice to the silenced. Through the universal language of satire and symbolism, these works have resonated across borders, winning many awards worldwide, transforming complex political and social issues into accessible visual narratives that provoke thought, inspire action, and document the struggles of our time.
77 Muses
Seventy-seven rhythmic pulsating visual loops emerge from the deep well of the subconscious, each a muse whispering of transformation and transcendence. Joyous inanimate objects and broken relics dialogue with time. Here, the odd and archaic waltz with the eerily delightful in a digital phantasmagoria where inspiration's ethereal touch kindles the fire of emergence and randomness.
Collection 2
Knowledge about cognition and regulation of cognition are two components of metacognition. First is about awareness of one's knowing/not-knowing while the latter is about using strategies to adjust and engineer one's thinking processes. The inner workings or gears of this kind of awareness range in a variety of activities, rituals and learning procedures all to maximize the capacity of learning and decision-making.
Collection 3
In a synthesis between three manifestations of life, among many others, Vital Virality (VV) uses the female human form, the bumble bee, and a cluster of flowers in every artwork. VV borrows from strong fascinating topics such as polination, interspecies cohabitation, mimicry and a wide spectrum of sensory perceptions. The beauty of nature's mysterious innerworkings is illustrated to emphasize the beauty of complications as well as the elegance of the whole life phenomenon.
Collection 4
The Surveillance collection is a haunting visual meditation on the erosion of privacy and the systematic commodification of the human experience within the modern panopticon. Through a surrealist lens, it maps the pervasive architecture of mass monitoring, ranging from the invisible data-harvesting webs of corporate and state agencies to the militarized, indiscriminate gaze of “eyes” that have replaced tanks and brains alike. The pieces explore a dystopian shift where reason is bypassed in favor of pre-packaged realities, and individuals are reduced to serialized data points for secret agendas.
Collection 5
My lifetime Pepe creations will be capped at 20 items, all of which shall only be found within this collection.