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unpocomás¹ was born from a newfound friendship on a journey. It stems from the belief that there is always something more—a little more in the waiting, in the embrace, in the feeling, in the play, and in the toast².

Our perception shapes our reality; we grasp the world through sensitivity and reason.
But what happens when our senses deceive³ us?

We see something new—and we have fun⁴.
   

    0. Clients.
    1.  Lo que se ve. 
    2. Of wine.
    3. Reflections and distractions.
    4. Filmmaking, photography, postproduction, motion                    graphics & sound design.




    •Photography•Filmmaking
    •Graphic Design
    Stage performance

    In WonderlandWhen unpocomás came to life, Alicia’s cat made his appearance making Jon & the Rabbit a space to experiment, create and enjoy.

    We’ve been on the Brunch Electronik stage filming, we created their first album cover, and two more covers for the new singles.
    We dressed some rabbits and we’re still vibing together.


    Brunch Electronik    During the first year of releasing music,
    the band reached the main stage at Brunch Electronik.

    The challenge was to visually convey the concept behind
    the project in a way that resonated with the audience.

    A stage design was created where light and darkness intertwined.
    The setup featured six white rabbits and one black rabbit
    —the central figure and the only one able to move.
    To enhance the surreal atmosphere, a professional dancer was brought in,
    embodying the rabbit’s journey of trying to make sense
    of everything through subtle, refined movements.

    The entire performance was filmed and photographed to create snippets for social media.

     

    Covers
    The first album, Our Nation of Procrastination, served as an official introduction to the world.
    To maintain consistency, the album cover
    was designed with fundamental elements, incorporating the concept into the logo
    —light, darkness, rabbits, depth, and textures.

    The second album has yet to be released,
    but two singles are already out.
    Hide Out     features fire in negative, creating the sensation of a black hole.

    For Figures, the visual approach was based on an
    envisioned concept of fragmentation, depicting a whole blown into parts.





    still unnamed



    Upcoming release



    What do you see?

    Vision
        Rabbits have a -almost- 360° vision and since they are crepuscular (most active at dawn and dusk), so their eyes are adapted to low-light conditions.
     



    Everything you
    want but you’re
    afraid to get.


    “影の奥行きが、ものの姿を決定する”
    •Jun'ichirō Tanizaki