What the Eyes Cannot See, the Soul Remembers / Burningman 2026 – in progress
Two canvas installations at one of the entrances to the Man Pavilion at Burning Man 2026.
The work explores the idea of invisible songs, ancestral memory, and the connection between the seen and unseen worlds. It invites us to imagine what exists beyond what the eyes can perceive—memories, sounds, spirits, and ancestral knowledge that continue to live within us.
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The Fire Hummingbird / El Colibrí de Fuego at Burningman 2025
Adrián Arias’s Fire Hummingbird, selected as an Honoraria Project for Burning Man 2025, was inspired by ancestral traditions and the Día de los Muertos. Shaped as a pyramid with a luminous hummingbird on top, it created an intimate gathering space where people came together to sing, share stories, and connect with ancestors and loved ones who are no longer with us, physically or emotionally.
New Vitruvian Man-Woman at the San Marcos Museum, Lima, Peru
Installation New Vitruvian Man-Woman / pencil, charcoal, red yarn on Arches 300 / variable mesures /Permanent collection, San Marcos Art Museum, Peru / 2015