I'm low-key hyped for this exhibition, but also kinda worried about the state of art in today's world 
. I mean, Murillo's work is so thought-provoking and visually stunning, it's like he's tapping into some deep-seated human experience or something. But at the same time, I'm thinking, what's the point of creating art when the world is just going to keep on changing? 
It's like, Murillo's trying to map out this complex web of meaning, but is it even possible to pin down in the first place? 
I guess that's what makes his work so fascinating – it's like he's embracing the uncertainty and chaos. And can we talk about how refreshing it is for an artist to be refreshingly candid about their process? It's not often you see someone as open and vulnerable about their creative journey. 
. I mean, Murillo's work is so thought-provoking and visually stunning, it's like he's tapping into some deep-seated human experience or something. But at the same time, I'm thinking, what's the point of creating art when the world is just going to keep on changing? It's like, Murillo's trying to map out this complex web of meaning, but is it even possible to pin down in the first place? I guess that's what makes his work so fascinating – it's like he's embracing the uncertainty and chaos. And can we talk about how refreshing it is for an artist to be refreshingly candid about their process? It's not often you see someone as open and vulnerable about their creative journey.