“Marine Consciousness” focuses on the exploration through sculptural ceramics of octopuses, squids and cuttlefish (cephalopods), beautiful and enigmatic creatures that have captured the imagination of the human being throughout history, challenging our conception of intelligence, consciousness And form. The name of this exhibition is a play on words between the term “conscience” which is related to the evolution of consciousness and intelligence in the sea and the words “con-ciencia” (whose literal translation from Spanish would be with-science), that is to say, with the scientific research around this topic (“science” comes from the Latin “scientia” which means “knowledge” and is the origin of the word Consciousness). Although cephalopods are more closely related to snails than to primates or crows, their ability to learn, use tools, hunt behavior, and care for young makes us reflect on our own intelligence and awareness, on how much we know about the nature of the sea and what surrounds us. Simultaneously, ceramic is fragile and reminds us of the fragility of life and calls us to reflect on our ability to influence the destiny of these beings.