Lost and Sound invites the viewer to explore a rainforest diorama that mythical creatures from Colombian folklore and indigenous beliefs inhabit peacefully with endangered animals. Vines and nature have taken over the remains of ancient human-made obsolete technology.

This work questions the viewer about the human role in the decadence of our natural world, versus the creatures from our myths and legends who are commonly known as killer monsters chasing and abducting humans to avenge mother nature. Who is the real monster? Who has been lost? And who is safe and sound in this place? I want to highlight the beautiful creatures that have been part of the oral traditions from my home country, and the importance of keeping folklore alive as well as our duty to protect the environment.