MY NEW WEBPAGE!!!

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Habemus a new website! (Yes, again. Those who know me know that one of my favorite hobbies is redesigning my website every so often).

Even though I loved my previous site, which is still available here: [link], Framer was getting extremely expensive for me. My first plan was to replicate it exactly as it was somewhere else, but the chance to redesign it was way too tempting, so that's what I did. My last website was a lot of fun but very abstract; I called it the "anti-portfolio." This time I decided to make something people can actually understand, with clear navigation, without losing its identity or becoming a generic website. It's super important to me that my websites are a world of their own, with personality and character, because I believe we should take advantage of the infinite canvas that is the browser to break free from the boxed-in, limiting format of social media.

I made use of all the material I had from Lorenalandia 3D, a navigable metaverse project I created at the Latin American School of Technological Awareness (Escuela de Sensibilización Tecnológica Latinoamericana), led by @asimtria, @todalateoriadeluniverso and Mexico City's Centro de Cultura Digital @ccdmx. I integrated the 3D into my website to make it more fun and lively. Since I had made 3D replicas of my instruments and cameras, I added them too, along with their stories: they are deeply important objects to me, the ones that have allowed me to create my entire body of artistic work, so I couldn't do anything but honor them.

I also wrote some pretty long texts about my history in music and photography. It was a really interesting exercise in retrospection that led me to a slightly sad conclusion: after so many years of hustling and making things, I have just 13 monthly listeners on Spotify and I've never exhibited my photography IRL. But oh well, that's life for artists like me who aren't appreciated in their own time. There I tell how I started playing and writing music, the bands I've been in, and my whole journey as a photographer, along with my processes. They're really interesting stories, and I recommend reading them.

You'll also find links to my recent net art projects (like my digital image diary, my metaverses, and the Funscroll website, a project to bring well-being back to scrolling instead of being doomed to it), as well as my Substack and my poetry e-zine (I only wrote that poem to test my printer, and it's made of what I've called proto-haikus). There's also my web design portfolio (I'm currently booking new clients!) and my latest esoteric-digital projects, like Pragmagicka and my Sticker Oracle.

Honestly, I just have fun doing all of this. I'm sharing it in case anyone is curious to step into a world of tons of artistic work that I've been building for over 20 years. I made it with passion, free time and, above all, lots and lots and lots of LOOOOOVE.