​​We'll See is inspired by the artist's personal mantra growing up in Venezuela, a place where many promises were made but few were realized. We'll See is an armor of apathy. It is a cynical hope, a form of power behind which the powerless can take refuge. It is a way to adapt to landscapes of massive indifference.

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The pieces in this series set intimate stages depicting barren backdrops alongside children, sheep, and shrouded figures. exploring themes of innocence, adaptation, avoidance, and hope.​ We have naked and naive desires, and we have calluses that form over those desires, protecting us from hurt and disappointment. We'll See is an empathetic reflection on this reality, balanced between gratitude and regret. 

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The exhibition also invites us to inhabit the interval between what we see and what we sense. Through light, reflections, and subtle distortions, each work creates an illusion of a world larger than the object that contains it. A faint glimmer moves across the drawings, multiplying them into fragments and echoes. Like the shifting reality of growing up in Venezuela, nothing is entirely what it seems. In this quiet choreography of reflections, the spectator realizes that they too participate in the work. The image changes with the viewer. 

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The exhibition presents a series of 26 paintings in graphite, wax, and acrylic, each housed in custom wooden boxes fitted with reflective lining.