Toga and I, Apintu, sat down to watch as Ram and Olrab merged. Olrab gave Ram greater speed to search for Genoxi, his eternal love. The process of Olrab and the bird repeated itself several times on the obsidian planet. Genoxi was with Gou, helping him with combustion. Millase had expanded the Mycelium network throughout the Universe so that this planet could have life. Zanda and Camus were ready to lead the ritual of life, composed of cosmic music and dance. Everything was prepared. 

So the smoke particles of the Malhechos trees merged with Gou and Genoxi, and the particles of Ram surrounded them again. When Ram embraced the giant fireball, Camus and Zanda organized all the elements to create what you, humans, know. With the mycelium network implanted in the globe, Millase transformed into moss and began to expand life. From the moss, plants of greater complexity emerged, and Zanda and Camus gave movement to another type of being: the animals. 

Everything was ready for the arrival of the being that had the capacity to transcend its own era with us. However, during a meeting, Genoxi told us about a vision she had had in a dream-like state, the vision of the gray giants. From that day on, these visions began to torment us all, our creation could be destroyed. So we decided to delay it for a while, several millennia, until Toga, as stubborn as love is, told us we could wait no longer, that we must take the risk of proceeding with our greatest creation—that is, you. And so we did. 

“In a world of misunderstanding, art is a bridge between people. 

I have wanted to rescue mythical thinking through my paintings to return to the origins of everything we know and, why not, of everything we don’t know. 

The Malhechos are my version of the supernatural beings who created humanity. They are the builders of the Universe and the ones who teach us to care for ecosystems. They placed us in this world so that we transcend the end of the current era, and that’s why they gave us the power of art, which I use to portray them and transcribe their message. 

So, welcome to a transformative experience that seeks to restore communication between humans and nature.”