CRIS

Artist | Author | International Analyst

ART CONCEPT

Philosophy, Society & Interculturality Cris’s artistic, literary, and academic creations seek to understand human life and its connection to nature, society, and the universe. Through the fusion of colors and words, her work explores fundamental themes of existence: life, death, space, and time. Color, words, and forms intertwine to invite the viewer to delve into the themes that shape the lives of societies and cultures across the planet.

ABOUT

Master’s in Immigration and Interculturality Bachelor’s in International Relations Born in 1986 in Las Varillas, Córdoba, Argentina, Cris currently lives in Bern, Switzerland. Cris is a contemporary author, curator, and artist who integrates art, intercultural dialogue, and technology. He has traveled to over 70 countries across five continents, receiving recognition from governments, universities, and local communities. His artistic, literary, and academic work seeks to explore human life and its relationship with nature, society, and the universe. Through the fusion of color and language, his creations reflect on essential themes such as existence, life, death, space, and time. He has published eigth books, including a collection of poems translated into Chinese. Cris has presented his work and exhibited internationally, with notable appearances in Basel, New York, Dubai, Barcelona, Paris, Brasília, Buenos Aires, Bogotá, Munich, Xi`an and Zurich, among others.

EXHIBITIONS, AWARDS & CURATORSHIP

– BASEL, SWITZERLAND / Jun 2023 – DUBAI, UAE / Nov 2023 – BOGOTA, COLOMBIA / Dec 2023 – ZURICH, SWITZERLAND / Jan 2024 – NEW YORK, UNITED STATES / Apr 2024 – BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA / Jul 2024 – PARIS, FRANCE / Oct 2024 – MÜNICH, GERMANY / Feb 2025 – NEW YORK, UNITED STATES / Apr 2025 – BRASILIA, BRAZIL / Jul 2025 – XI’AN, BEIJING & SHANGHAI, CHINA / Jun & Jul 2025 – 798 ART DISTRICT BEIJING, CHINA / Sep 2025 – SILK ROAD FESTIVAL XI'AN, CHINA / Oct & Nov 2025 – ARTIST RESIDENCY AT "MIL GOTAS" BEIJING, CHINA / Oct 2025 – ORIENTAL ART ORIGINAL JINMAO, XI'AN, CHINA / Nov 2025 – PARIS, FRANCE / March 2026 – LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM / March 2026 – NEW YORK, UNITED STATES / May & June 2026 – BARCELONA, SPAIN / May 2026 – XI’AN, CHINA / Jul & Sep 2026 – BASEL, SWITZERLAND / Aug 2026 – NEW YORK, UNITED STATES / Sep - Dec 2026 – 798 ART DISTRICT BEIJING, CHINA / Oct 2026

BOOKS

GLOBAL PASSPORT

(English, 2024)

If you had the opportunity to choose, what nationality would you choose? Why do we have a nationality? What is the nation-state? Can I stop being Argentine, Swiss, Senegalese, Chinese, or Australian? Should I resign myself to the capricious and random arbitration of fate that determined my birth and with it imposed on my identity a cultural, social, and artificially constructed element such as nationality? Is there a universal right to simply be a citizen of the world?

I invite you to go around the world, to travel together through the five continents and learn little stories of life, struggle, love and thirst for justice. Global passport in hand and welcome aboard!

MÁS ALLÁ DEL TIEMPO - BEYOND TIME - 拂尘·时逝

(Spanish, English & Chinese, 2025)

Beyond Time is a poetic journey through time, memory, and existence. With 38 poems in Spanish and English, along with a selection in Chinese, the book explores the fleeting and the eternal, love, life, death, and the essence of being.

From tributes to great thinkers to deep introspection, Cris invites us into a dialogue with the past, present, and future, challenging the linearity of time in every verse.

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《拂尘·时逝》是⼀场穿越时间、记忆与存在的诗意旅程。作品汇集38⾸西班⽛语与英语

诗歌，并精选部分中⽂诗作，深刻探讨短暂与永恒、爱情、⽣命、死亡及存在的本质。从

向伟⼤思想家的致敬到对内⼼世界的深刻省思，Cris在诗⾏间引领读者游⾛于过去、现在

与未来，并在字⾥⾏间挑战时间的线性流动。

Más Allá del Tiempo - Beyond Time - 拂尘·时逝

A TRAVÉS DEL ESPACIO ▪️︎ ACROSS SPACE

(Spanish & English, 2026)

A través del Espacio - Across Space is a poetic immersion into the physical, emotional, and philosophical dimensions that structure our existence. Each poem is a spatial coordinate where the body experiences the weight of remoteness, the rigidity of boundaries, and the expansion of the horizon. Within these bilingual pages, everyday architecture—windows, transit lines, and borders—ceases to be a simple material container, revealing itself instead as a threshold of consciousness. Cris cartographies an intimate geometry where inhabiting the void is not an absence, but the presence of a territory of one's own: the exact site where remoteness dissolves and space becomes home.