Product: TV documentary.
Client: TVE's Metrópolis (Public TV).
Running time: 25 mins.
Year: 2011.
Role: Full production, from curating to editing.                     

Shot in the Fall of 2010 and premiered in Spain public network in March 2011, Jap_ON shows the multimedia art scene in Japan at the time: either with the use of very sophisticated media or not at all, they are all human-centered.

Jap_ON features the work of Tatsuo Miyajima, Ryota Kuwakubo, Daito Manabe, Alvaro Cassinelli, Danielle Wilde MA(RCA), Tomoaki Yanagisawa MA(RCA), Alexander Reeder and Celina Alvarado. 

Broadcasted on cult weekly show Metrópolis in March 2011, Jap_ON is dedicated to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in March 2011. 

Special thanks to the Wang family.

Product: Video art Running time: 2’33”

63 Days Total is a video art piece that depicts my 63-days-quest for love.

Shot at dawn in my bedroom, and my first try at Davinci Resolve, 63 Days Total was entirely made by my broken heart.

Product: Video Art Running time: 5mins

Bonjour Tribeca is a video art piece that depicts a slice of my life, waking up at my friend’s apartment in Tribeca, the most Parisienne neighborhood in Manhattan.

Running time: 5 mins.
Awards: 
• Best Experimental Award at the Coney Island Film Festival, NYC, 2006
• Best Documentary at Cinemad, Spain, 2001. 

I live in Brooklyn depicts the arrival of an Alien to New York in 2000.

Shot in Super 8mm.

Product: TV documentary.
Client: TVE's Metrópolis (public tv).
Running time: 25 mins.
Year: 2009.
Role: Full production, from curating to editing.        

Nerd Art is a 25 mins documentary that depicts nine art projects from the Interactive Telecommunications Program in the prestigious New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, for Spain's public Televisión Española weekly art magazine Metropolis (La 2). Artists: Tom Gerhardt, Taylor Levy, Alexander Reeder, Celina Alvarado, Che-Wei Wang, Elim Cheng, Marios Diamantis, Ithai Benjamin and Amy Khosbhin.

Product: Video Art

Running time: 5 mins

Premiered: At the international streaming New York festival Under the Subway

Powerful daydreaming in a powerless day, Don’t You Want Me, Babe? is about those precious moments we just abandon ourselves to just feel. It could also be a mantra. Shot in Tribeca on a very hot day.

Role: Fragrance designer and installation maker.

~ miss me ~ is inspired by the infamous Whale 52, that sings at the frequency of around 52 hertz, while all the other whales communicate using frequencies that range between 15 and 25. Whale 52, first traced in 1994 by US submarines, known as the loneliest whale, is believed to be the only one of his species.

~ miss me ~ is the fragrance of the journey from an exceptional loneliness to a magnificent freedom. Panty-less and meticulously handcrafted, Miss Me is an exclusive dark and serene bouquet with a final pinch in the soul created in the Summer-y nights of New York City, 2012.

~ miss me ~ is presented sprayed in fans. Fans are used individually and the scent would flow towards the user rather than the other way around, in a wrapping fashion that acts as a shield. As a Spaniard I am very familiar with the use of fans. For the presentation of the fragrance, I’ve made an installation with a video recording of the Mediterranean sea at night under the moonlight [the recording was made just across Dalí's house in Spain] and modified its saturation according to the frequency variations of the actual sings of Whale 52 so while we can’t hear it we would see the color of the reflexion of the moonlight change. 

When a fan is picked up, the video of the ocean fades to a video of the shadow of a woman -myself- dancing in the daytime, as a ritual that expresses freedom and maximum joy.

Main ingredients: walk in the woods, leather, fig, pink peppercorn, jasmine and terrific enthusiasm.

Product: TV promo.
Client: Canal+.
Year: 1990's.
Role: Concept in collaboration with Javier F-Montes and full production (direction and editing). Shot in 35 mm.

Running time: 5 mins.

Japanone is my first cut on Japan. Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima, Mihayima, Kobe, Setouichi. People, people, people everywhere, trains, food, kids, shinkansen, umbrellas. Shot with Lumix LX3 and Harinezumi2. 

Special thanks to the Wang family.

Product: TV promo.
Client: Canal+.
Year: 1990's.
Role: Concept in collaboration with Javier F-Montes and full production (direction and editing). Shot in 35 mm.

Product: TV commercial.
Client: Festimad.
Year: 1999.
Role: Director and editor.

Running time: 5 mins.

My friends wonder where men are gone. 

Running time: 1 min.

With directions like this, who wants a GPS?

Product: TV commercial.
Client: Festimad.
Year: 1999.
Role: Director and editor.

Running time: 4 mins.

This movie is part of a site specific installation at the Hotel Victoria in Madrid, Spain (2006). The words come from a real letter of a breakup, recorded in Madrid. The hands from real lovers playing under the table, shot with the old night-shot feature of dv cameras at a bar in Brooklyn, NY. 

Running time: 4 mins.

Vinyl vs iPod is a statement on digital and analog music very clearly expressed by Hernandez Hernandez, recorded at a hotel room in Palm Springs in 2006 and uploaded to Youtube in the times when a file should not be larger than 5M. Oh là là...

Running time: 2 mins.

Nothing like Ibiza off-season with Maria.