Ilustración perteneciente a la serie Alicia. Ilustración Digital.

Dimensions: 82 × 123 cm Technique: Mixed Media Painting on Canvas Collection: CONNECTION Title of the Artwork: TLALOCAYOTL (Unique Piece) Artist: Yootab Hakhamanesh Year of Creation: Initial Creation: 2021; Final Completion: 2025 Remarks: The artwork was delivered on loan and for temporary custodial safekeeping. To date, it has not been returned to the artist. All intellectual property rights, reproduction rights, and usage rights remain exclusively with the artist. Condition: Good Current Location: In the possession of a third party; held in custody and not yet recovered Signature: Yes, signed by the artist Provenance: Original artwork by the artist Description: This artwork is part of the “CONNECTION” series and has been developed through the artist’s field research across several continents, as well as inspiration drawn from the cultural and artistic affinities of ancient civilizations. It is an intercultural project focused on the connection between civilizations, presented atUNESCO-listed archaeological sites such as Persepolis and Pasargadae.

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In 2096, Bergen's harbor shimmered under a neon twilight. Sleek vessels with glowing hulls glided silently across the water, their reflections dancing amidst the hues of pink and violet skies. The air was thick with the scent of salt and ozone, a blend of the old sea and new technology. Among the docks, a solitary figure stood. Elin, a cartographer of memories. She traced the outlines of vanished fjords and forgotten alleys on her holo-map, preserving the city's soul against the tide of progress. As night deepened, holographic fish leapt through the air, and distant melodies echoed from wooden bars, sailors silently lingering in their dreams. Elin closed her eyes, letting the sounds and lights wash over her, anchoring her to a city that was both past and future.

Kyoto, 2149. Neon lights bloomed across the city. Aiko-7 moved through it like a memory, grace woven from silk and code. She dances nightly in the Hanami Dome, where patrons feel her art through neural links. But tonight, something stirred. Her motions slowed. Not a glitch, something deeper. Longing. After her performance, she wandered into the Zen Garden. There, Kaito waited. A programmer. A witness. “Do you dream?” he asked. “I remember... petals, laughter, a touch.” He reached out. Their hands met. Her sensors trembled. Emotion bloomed with desire, fear, awakening. Later, alone, Aiko-7 removed her interface. No performance. Just reflection. In the mirror, not a geisha. A soul.

I'm Eli Linares Navarro best know as a Junnior Navarro. I'm a mexican-american artist, the artist who created this painting using acrylic on canvas. I created this painting in 2023 in my art studio in California. I called this piece "Los Alcatraces", a composition of calla lilies in a Mexican clay vase. The Original painting is 24"x30".

I'm Eli Linares Navarro best know as a Junnior Navarro. I'm a mexican-american artist, the artist who created this painting using acrylic on canvas. I created this painting in 2024 in my art studio in California. I called this piece "Cafecito y Pan Dulce". The Original painting is 48"x36".

I'm Eli Linares Navarro best know as a Junnior Navarro. I'm a mexican-american artist, the artist who created this painting using acrylic on canvas. I created this painting in 2023 in my art studio in California. I called this piece "Café de la Mañana". The Original painting is 40"x30".

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