Comics
Stories, characters, unique worlds.
To Bee or Not to Bee
A newcomer to Sweet-Spot arrives with the aim of writing a report on this community of pollinators for the F.I.A., but is this ‘thriving’ place really as fantastic as it seems?
A story about inequality and a sense of belonging, which seeks to reflect on the consequences of our planning as human beings and to understand the impact of our decisions on other beings.
The Plot
An entire community, including some unexpected neighbours, realises how the activity springing up in an empty block of flats can transform their lives.
“The Plot” is a critique of current urban development, which is driven by the interests of large corporations and property speculation. It is a story that invites us to reflect on the importance of neighbourhoods and the urgent need to create spaces for the local community and to protect biodiversity.
Decks of cards
When a drawing takes the shape of a game.
“NOráculoˮ
In a society that constantly demands us to DO, this 30-card deck is an invitation to reflect on NOT DOING. Every day, an image invites us to guess what we DON’T have to do today.
What would a day be like if we DIDN’T apologise all the time? What if I DIDN’T go to that birthday party today? Do I dare NOT pretend for just one day that I’m fine? The idea is a month-long challenge (or rather, an ‘anti-challenge’) to help us switch off autopilot and re-examine certain patterns that are deeply rooted in our daily lives.
Posters
Designs that catch the eye
Architecture & Urban Planning
Images for projects that transform spaces.
EXHIBITIONS
Hot topics brought to the big screen.
The PAM of each day
Gender-based violence permeates our society today in a daily and unscrupulous way. It seeps into our homes, our workplaces, and our families. It accompanies us every day, sometimes so subtly that we have learned to live with it without questioning it.
This exhibition aims to illustrate these forms of violence in full color and generate a debate about the sexism that remains present in everyday life.
Presented at the Casal Cardener in Barcelona (2021), it has traveled to various venues and served as a starting point for developing workshops to address microaggressions and discuss invisible forms of violence, such as the violence of language.
