"Como es arriba es abajo" delve into the concept of bridging worlds, drawing inspiration from the symbolic narrative of Jacob's Ladder. The title, Como es arriba es abajo, borrows from Hermetic philosophy, reflecting the idea that the macrocosm and microcosm—the celestial and the earthly—are interconnected and mirror one another. Constructed from wood and painted with the trompe l’oeil technique to resemble marble, the stair-like forms evoke the illusion of permanence while symbolizing the tension between earthly materiality and ethereal ascent. They invite contemplation of duality and transition, offering a visual meditation on the pathways that connect the grounded with the infinite.