Juan Conesa

Situated Residencial Program | April 2026

In his art piece he thinks about what was created to be discarded in a matter of seconds—a container, a bag, a piece of packaging—ironically possesses a destiny of biological eternity. The piece highlights this absurdity: the creation of objects with a negligible lifespan, yet an indelible geological footprint. How plastic has ceased to be a tool and become part of the landscape, integrating itself into the food chain and the very composition of the soil.

This installation is not merely an ecological critique; it is a call to observe the aesthetics of excess. It forces us to look at what we would prefer to ignore, transforming our contempt for waste into a necessary confrontation with our responsibility towards the future.

BIO 

Visual artist, eclectic and self-taught. Juan’s work combines techniques from multiple disciplines. He began his career dedicated to film production and set design but has also beautified many a shop window through multiple visual merchandising projects throughout his career.

Through his intuition, color sensitivity and interest in experimenting, Juan investigates the possibilities of transforming spaces. He is interested in the concepts of appearance and versatility as triggers to create different ways of inhabiting architecture. Nowadays, he devotes much of his time and talent to landscaping and interior design.

He is the architectural and spatial mind behind the project.