In Slomo’s sculptural work, the universe of geometrical abstraction breaks through two-dimensionality to conquer physical space, transforming transparencies and color into tangible layers that interact dynamically with light. Through meticulous experimentation with materials such as methacrylate and wood, the artist materializes original pieces where depth becomes a tactile and architectural experience, allowing chromatic overlaps to flow according to the viewer’s perspective. These ever-changing structures, influenced by “Cinetismo Venezolano” (Kinetic Art from Venezuela), have been featured in various prestigious galleries and art spaces, such as Base Elements, solidifying his visual language in a three-dimensional dimension that challenges perception and elevates the mastery of the spray can to a new level of artistic sophistication.