In this series,  I use different areas of the Santa Catalina Palace –the oldest executive mansion in the Americas – as a setting and reference, spaces characterized by the abundance of ornaments and exuberant furniture. These rooms show styles that represented the aesthetics, the lifestyles of different wealthy societies - and protagonists - in history. They embody and reflect the condition of absolute power, as well as the foreign influences on tastes and fashion that directly influenced the society of the time.

My intention is to manipulate the perception of the aesthetic values ​​we inherit, especially those that are attributed to dominant structures - whether in art and design, or in politics and religion. I try to represent all this with a series of fictitious, changing, transforming, forgotten scenarios, some violent, neglected and vandalized, others challenging the natural ecological succession in which nature reclaims its space and the cycles return to their beginning.