Neo-Virtualism is a contemporary artistic movement that fuses physical art with the aesthetics and issues of the digital world. It manifests in three-dimensional pieces that combine painting, sculpture, and technology, presented in formats inspired by technological devices, particularly cell phones and digital screens.

This style explores themes such as the distortion of reality caused by artificial intelligence, the impact of social media on identity and perception, the obsession with hyperconnectivity, and the abandonment of the real world in favor of virtual environments. Through materials like broken screens, sculptures emerging from devices, and miniature objects encapsulated in resin, Neo-Virtualism transforms the digital into the tangible.

Additionally, it incorporates interactive elements such as augmented reality, mirrors, and visual effects that invite the viewer to question their relationship with technology. In this way, Neo-Virtualism not only represents the influence of the virtual world on our existence but also challenges the audience to reflect on the balance between the digital and the real.