Ojolo Mirón

I create images that burn softly—visual poems encoded in color, texture, and glitch.
My work is rooted in emotional archaeology: a search through memory, myth, and the surreal.
From analog fragments to AI-generated landscapes, I explore the tension between the sacred and the absurd.
Ojolo is not just a name, it’s the eye that watches, the mirror that returns the question.
Every piece I make is a whisper to the subconscious.
Not designed to please. Built to stay with you.

Trained in creative direction and visual storytelling across advertising, film, and design.
Self-taught in painting and digital experimentation.
Two decades of shaping images, from brushstroke to prompt, from sketch to screen.
My true education? Watching the world with one eye closed and the other dreaming.

2007 – “tr3s” (co-authored installation), Museo de la Ciudad, Querétaro, Mexico
2008 – “The Mexican” (National Bicentennial Visual Arts Prize, co-authored), Galería Libertad, Querétaro, Mexico

Each exhibition is a ritual. A place where symbols breathe and silence speaks louder than noise.