I’m Maximo Luis Dárdano Rossini, a Uruguayan artist (born Oct 17, 1973) weaving mysticism and AI since my OpenSea debut in 2022. In this series, Gothic rose windows fuse with golden circuitry as twelve elements breach the frame—water, smoke, roots, ash, ember, sand, glass, bloom, swarm, aurora, data, time—until matter itself assembles an eye. Order meets rupture; the world looks back.

Guided by my travels and my practice as a tarot consultant with Tarot de Maximo, I explore how pattern and surprise shape attention. Some works include tiny human silhouettes for scale; others rely on dunes, horizons, and architecture. Soft veils, hard geometry, stormy dusk light: a shared atmosphere binds the cycle.

Each piece stands as a portal—part cathedral, part machine—where emotion and information converge. From fluid to code, from nature to culture, the arc closes on Time: frost and gears watching us watching. Enter, pause, and let your own gaze be seen.

I’m Maximo Luis Dárdano Rossini, a Uruguayan artist (born Oct 17, 1973) weaving mysticism and AI since my OpenSea debut in 2022. In this series, Gothic rose windows fuse with golden circuitry as twelve elements breach the frame—water, smoke, roots, ash, ember, sand, glass, bloom, swarm, aurora, data, time—until matter itself assembles an eye. Order meets rupture; the world looks back.

Guided by my travels and my practice as a tarot consultant with Tarot de Maximo, I explore how pattern and surprise shape attention. Some works include tiny human silhouettes for scale; others rely on dunes, horizons, and architecture. Soft veils, hard geometry, stormy dusk light: a shared atmosphere binds the cycle.

Each piece stands as a portal—part cathedral, part machine—where emotion and information converge. From fluid to code, from nature to culture, the arc closes on Time: frost and gears watching us watching. Enter, pause, and let your own gaze be seen.

I’m Maximo Luis Dárdano Rossini, a Uruguayan artist (born Oct 17, 1973) weaving mysticism and AI since my OpenSea debut in 2022. In this series, Gothic rose windows fuse with golden circuitry as twelve elements breach the frame—water, smoke, roots, ash, ember, sand, glass, bloom, swarm, aurora, data, time—until matter itself assembles an eye. Order meets rupture; the world looks back.

Guided by my travels and my practice as a tarot consultant with Tarot de Maximo, I explore how pattern and surprise shape attention. Some works include tiny human silhouettes for scale; others rely on dunes, horizons, and architecture. Soft veils, hard geometry, stormy dusk light: a shared atmosphere binds the cycle.

Each piece stands as a portal—part cathedral, part machine—where emotion and information converge. From fluid to code, from nature to culture, the arc closes on Time: frost and gears watching us watching. Enter, pause, and let your own gaze be seen.