Ulises Toache’s body of work is formed by a gamma of rich but subtle acrylic, collage, encaustic and oil mixed media diffused  and arranged on canvas and wood panels to suggest the presence of fantastic yet strangely familiar images. His remembrance of  mysterious and almost obscure traditions followed by the majority of Mexico, as well as centuries of senseless columbine impositions, provoke an itch for discovery. This integration results in a search for that mythical solitude that does not confine but intrigue the viewer like a sudden encounter with a fond forgotten memory, blurring the line between the habitual and the remote almost as mocking the chaotic yet worn pace of his native Mexico City’s life and still finding his seat in cozy halls of the traditional. Ulises Toache’s works prompt a visual experience to the individual that is comfortable, but set in a radical environment. “After all, what is an Artist to do but to share a [visual ] influence that, ultimately, will change the way the world looks at life”.