Master of Dreams

Luis Buñuel Film Institute

Art Direction | Exhibition Design | Visual Identity

As the ART DIRECTOR at the Luis Buñuel Film Institute I colaborated with the director and curator of the museum to conceptualize and develope Luis Buñuel’s retrospective.The exhibit coverd history, work and project from collaborating artist.I also created and edited videos for the instalation “Dream Room” wich depicted Buñuel’s room and his creative porcess

A collage featuring a young man in a striped shirt, a clock showing 3:12, framed portraits and paintings, bookshelves, artifacts, and a cloud of smoke with text that says 'The Dune Master of Dreams'.
A vintage typewriter with a small rubber hand on top, on a wooden table, placed against a plain wall. A large clock showing the time as 12:00 hangs on the wall above.
A sparse bedroom with a bed covered in a white quilt, a clock on the wall, a small table with a vintage typewriter, and a projection of a beach scene on the wall.
An antique sewing machine on a wooden table with a red umbrella hanging above it, casting a shadow on a wooden floor against a plain white wall.

Overview

Master of Dreams is an exhibition centered on the surrealist language and cinematic legacy of Luis Buñuel. The project required a visual approach capable of translating abstract concepts—dreams, symbolism, and narrative fragmentation—into a clear and engaging spatial experience.

Role

I led the art direction and visual development of the exhibition, creating a cohesive system that could be applied across spatial graphics, printed materials, and communication assets.