As a multidisciplinary individual, MORT’s artistic process goes far beyond the two-dimensionality of a canvas. For MORT, it is crucial to decontextualise a piece to better rebuild it. By combining drawing, painting and woodworking, his visual creations fall between figuration and abstraction. 

Deconstruction of the human body in his pieces, often making allusions to eroticism, creates a feeling of discomfort and guides the viewer through different emotions. MORT’s compositions offer a sensitive atmosphere, filled with torment and sweetness. His busy compositions multiply layers, patterns and colours, which make his work sometimes seem strange, but above all, unique. MORT works mainly on wood panels, which he cuts following the outline of his pieces, allowing him to create paintings of objects. 

Essentially, his work is a hybrid between pop culture, renaissance and illustration. One can also observe the influence of Japanese anime, as well as American cartoons, in the features of MORT’s pieces. Reusing the symbolism of the martyrs alongside the logos of rock groups from the 90s, it is through these references, which are often at the extremes, that MORT creates his own mythology. In his process, technique is always in the center, as he is continuously looking for new shapes and colors to change his visual language and the maturity of his expression.