A reflection on The Peasants, Van Gogh's legacy, craftsmanship, and the rare moments when all artistic disciplines converge into a single masterpiece. The Art of a Non-Commonplace.

A reflection on spectacle, scale, monumental art, Florentijn Hofman, and the difference between artistic content and visual grandiosity. Cuack!

A reflection on late recognition, art market contradictions, Fra Angelico, and the painful distance between creation and visibility.

A reflection on simplicity, color, and the thin line between banality and conceptual depth in contemporary and pop art. Acid fun.

A reflection on semiotics, ritual, cave art, and the Qatsi trilogy as the origin of human expression beyond language. The awe.

A sharp reflection on Warhol, Pop Art, business, and the battlefield every artist must face. Strategy, survival, and creation collide in this week’s Ojolo Notes. The war and the hole.

Füssli’s The Nightmare has long been seen as a vision of horror. But what if it was actually about pleasure — and society’s fear of it?

Beyond Halloween's commercial façade lies Mexico's profound Día de Muertos, a centuries-old tradition honoring death itself. Discover the true meaning behind La Catrina and why this ancestral celebration transcends life, as told through the eyes of someone who keeps the tradition alive: Death laughs at life

An introspective reflection on the thin line between madness and creation. Through the stormy brilliance of J.M.W. Turner, Ojolo questions the blindness of today’s art market, a world that often mistakes light for noise.

Art isn’t a choice —it’s a calling that can drive you to the edge of madness. In “Between Madness and Art”, Ojolo reflects on the life of Martín Ramírez, a visionary who turned schizophrenia into a landscape of creation.