Nikolas Iturralde is a ceramic artist who studied graphic design in Berlin and Valencia. His work is influenced by the iconog- raphy and cultural syncretism of Latin America, as well as its vibrant pop and subcultures. He draws on these diverse references to create eclectic pieces that explore the intersection of ornament, typography, and form through techniques such as screen printing, calligraphy, and sculpture. Nikolas creates works that shift between two- and three-dimensional forms, including sculptures, vases, functional objects, and wall piec- es such as tiles and reliefs. His current focus is on ornamentation and patterns, particularly expressed through recurring motifs like fire, flames, and spikes. These forms go beyond decoration, opening up symbolic narratives that reflect themes of desire, passion, and a dreamlike inner world. He has exhibited his work in various galleries and regularly collab- orates with artists and designers from other fields, expanding his perspective and working methods.