Cacho Falcón’s practice began with a self-portrait project in college, where he painted personal narratives onto denim instead of using traditional materials. This early exploration of wearable storytelling developed into a multidisciplinary body of work that includes customized fashion, body painting, and performance, often exploring themes of memory, trauma, identity, and healing. Over time, his process shifted from structured narratives to a more intuitive approach; today, his abstract works incorporate his feet as an extension of the body’s movement, focusing on color, texture, and gesture as expressive tools.
