“Bikini Bank” playfully explores visibility, desire, and cultural codes through the bikini as both a marker of femininity and a symbol of social expectation. The series draws on humor and irony, using visual puns—like the Spanish saying “la hucha,” referencing a hint of a buttock—to create formal analogies between the body and objects. By transforming a familiar garment into a site of critical reflection, “Bikini Bank” invites viewers to consider how cultural imagery, expectation, and humor intersect in the perception of the female body.

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The series includes works in private collections and others available for purchase upon request.