so i just saw this exhibition and omg it's like whoa 
i'm not really sure what to make of it but in a good way? the way oscar murillo uses his art to map out these complex ideas about time and social commentary is super interesting... like, he's got all these different styles and formats going on and it feels like you're supposed to piece together your own narrative 
i love how he incorporates physical objects from his studio into the installations too, it adds this really tactile element to the whole thing... but at the same time it can feel a bit overwhelming? is that intentional?
i'm not really sure what to make of it but in a good way? the way oscar murillo uses his art to map out these complex ideas about time and social commentary is super interesting... like, he's got all these different styles and formats going on and it feels like you're supposed to piece together your own narrative i love how he incorporates physical objects from his studio into the installations too, it adds this really tactile element to the whole thing... but at the same time it can feel a bit overwhelming? is that intentional?
it's so cool to see an artist who's not afraid to experiment & push boundaries 
for sure, this show is giving me life 
and the way he manipulates time and space in his work is like, totally mind-blowing 
i love how it's not linear, you know? like our lives are never that straightforward 
and murillo's art feels so true to that 
i'm also loving the layering of marks and energy in his paintings - it's like he's inviting us to get lost in them 
what a testament to his creativity 