Seascapes is a limited-edition NFT collection composed of six works created in digital format. It is one of my earliest creations, made three years ago. In it, as in the rest of my work, I continue to explore environmental themes—an inseparable thread of my artistic poetics.

This collection aligns with the new era of creative expression we are living in, including digital art and the infinite universe it offers—not only on the conceptual plane of the work, but also in the new technical possibilities it presents.

It is a different visuality and a new way of seeing and understanding how digital art possesses its own brushstrokes, glazes, textures, and countless visual nuances that lend a distinct identity to works created through this modern perspective on the arts.

For this reason, I found it compelling to create a small collection inspired by an artistic genre so well-known and widely explored by thousands of artists throughout art history, from seasoned professionals to self-taught creators.

In Seascapes, I have the opportunity to express and reflect diverse visual aspects through this genre, but above all, to offer a fresh perspective on our seas.

Across these six works, I create a symbiosis of water, colors, and rocks, all gathered within a single visual wave. The pieces are enriched by a new palette of colors and, in particular, textures—something truly surprising for me as a visual artist. It is a universe filled with new visual solutions.

On one hand, my mind holds onto the textures achieved in painting through various tools, such as the palette knife, among others. With the arrival of digital art, I discovered that every motion I make—whether with my finger or a stylus directly on the screen—creates, at the speed of light, countless effects with every millimeter and centimeter gained across the canvas of my creation.

I allow myself to give them space to express themselves within my work. I like to think that nothing is technically incorrect, just as in traditional painting, various artistic movements gradually embraced bolder and more daring forms of expression born from technical execution.

Although they were criticized and disapproved of by many, they eventually became the golden rule of the contemporary art landscape.

The only technical requirement I strictly adhere to in digital works concerns PPI, scale, and resolution in pixels. I understand these to be the most vital elements, as they ensure the works are rendered accurately when taken from a computer screen or digital device to be printed on the various substrates available today.

The oceans and their growing fragility unfold before our eyes as one of many urgent tasks that, sorrowfully, remain unaddressed. Our seas demand our most immediate attention. The threat posed by rising sea temperatures, its devastating consequences for the survival of marine species, and its direct impact on human life sound an alarm from which we will have no escape should it fully materialize. A world stripped of marine ecosystems, along with everything such a catastrophe entails, would bring an end to humanity. Everything achieved up to this point carries a blue imprint—the unmistakable mark of how precious it is to inhabit a world blessed with the sea and its infinite abundance, which throughout centuries has been directly responsible for humankind's greatest feats. The oceans are the blue blood of life; without them, just as without the red blood coursing through our veins, we would perish. Let us not allow bottom trawling, among other scourges, to sweep away our planet's future, scattering the hopes of younger generations who will need a world painted in blue, green, red, and earth tones to color their dreams and aspirations.