For Garcia Picasso’s "Tengo Frío Tengo Calor," I developed the core concept and served as Director, Editor, and VFX Artist, orchestrating a radical visual shift from cold, digital environments into a deeply visceral, human landscape. Serving as a "sensory laboratory" pushed to the brink of excess, the piece explores the physical body reacting to extreme stimuli. The narrative ignites with a macro slow-motion shot of a chemical drop and dilating pupils—a moment of elegant tension that quickly fractures into a chaotic exploration of the artist experiencing absolute sensory overload.
To translate this altered, uncontrollable state to the screen, I heavily emphasized skin textures and hyper-sensory aesthetics. I utilized thermal imaging techniques to build a surreal, high-contrast palette of intense warm tones clashing with deep blues, directly mirroring the track's title. In post-production, I layered aggressive motion blur, abrupt framerate shifts, and dynamic light leaks to craft an erratic, immersive viewing experience that champions raw human emotion and physical excess over digital perfection.
