Julia Rometti & Victor Costales
Cosmovisión II, Cosmovisón III, Cosmovisión IV
2012
cut outs made from 2 b&w photographic prints

Cosmovisión II, III, IV is a series of collages, using the Necker Cube optical illusion as grid for cutting and mounting, juxtaposing the positive and the negative of the same image.

Cosmovisión II: Myrtillocactus geometrizans f. cristata, or cactus dinosaurio, originally from Mexico, today common in the whole world.
Cosmovisión III: the agave vivipara, also known as espadín, lechugilla, marginata
or choka baïonette and other 48 valid and illegitimate names.
Cosmovisión IV: the monstera deliciosa, often confused with the philodendron,
also known under the names such as Ceriman, Planta Esqueleto, Swiss Cheese Plant, Fruit Salad Plant, Costilla de Adán, Plante-Gruyère, Monster fruit, Monsterio Delicio, Monstereo, Monstera, Mexican Breadfruit, Splitleaf, Locust and Wild Honey, Windowleaf, Delicious Monster, Balazo, Penglai Banana..