"... the piece blazes into a cosmic tempest until it has no more room to grow and is finally consumed in an explosion of silence — a noiselessness which did not last long due to the roar of the enthusiastic crowd which leapt to its feet for ovation after ovation." (Coolcleveland.com.)

Emotions are projections of all our sensorial inputs which get investigated in this piece.

Serpiente de Turquesas explores the religious and figurative associations that the Mexican rivers have enjoyed with the 'turquoise snake' since pre-Hispanic times—a ubiquitous symbol in pre-Hispanic art and culture.

Color and mechanics in an elusive texture akin to liquid crystals.

Hurakán explores the symbolic and scientific stages that storms undergo, namely evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.

Fables is a live sound installation that investigates the liminal space and the intersections between language, music, and (animal) sound communication.

Cantica Gelidæ explores the ephemeral nature of 'the voice' (the figurative voice and the literal voice) and the human desire to prolong and perpetuate it in time.

Like counterpoint in a frozen choreography, the strings in a tapestry submerge and resurface again and again to reveal the figures that we can only see from above.

Like a puzzle in bits and pieces, rocks preserve a memory of the history of the Earth. As I wrote Zafiro (Spanish for sapphire), I drew inspiration on a specific sapphire stone, perhaps the most famous in history: the Star of India.

Inspired in the möbius strip, Möbius Ladder is a piece written for a unique setup involving two pianos tuned microtonally.

The fascinating history of religion in Mexico blurs the lines between the past and the present, the real and the miraculous.

"Our world is Baroque: in its architecture, in the intricacy and complexity of its nature and vegetation, in the polychromy that surrounds us, in the telluric impulse of the phenomena to which we are still subjected.” (Alejo Carpentier)

Pre-Hispanic societies understood time to be a fire... burning within and through everything in its path.

Life is a labyrinth, an unfolding riddle no one know the answer to.

Desire: from the latin 'de sidere'; meaning 'from (the) stars'. Like comets passing by, our wishes can burn, they can freeze, and they can do both and crystalize into the present.

Deep within the tapestry of the cosmos lies a constellation made of our future memories.

From The Divine Comedy, Paradise: Canto 30. 'Lume in forma di rivera' explores Dante's philosophical, psychological, and poetic depictions of light and it's enlightening/blinding effect.

A poet who was homeless for 35 years in São Paulo, Brazil, Raimundo Arruda Sobrinho—also known as O Condicionado (The Conditioned)—wrote short poems every day, exploring psychology and mental health, philosophy, and the human condition.

Written for Yasuhito Sugiyama and Massimo la Rosa, this composition explores antiphonal dynamics in a deeply vocal context, marking the beginning of Fueyo's exploration of 'Disegno' in musical melodic writing.

Inspired by Kepler's 'Somnium', Somnium da Profética imagines a world of magic and science fiction in Medieval Europe.

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