I developed a visual and conceptual proposal for CONTROL, the ninth studio album by Caramelos de Cianuro, one of the most influential rock bands to emerge from Venezuela.

The project focused on building a cinematic visual language that could translate the band’s identity into a cohesive and emotionally driven system. Starting from existing band photography, the process evolved through visual references and atmospheric exploration, shaping a direction that felt intimate, controlled and charged with tension — aligned with the tone of the album.

The result is a flexible and scalable visual approach designed to live across multiple formats while maintaining conceptual clarity. Although the proposal was not selected, the project stands as a strong exploration of creative direction, visual storytelling and the relationship between music and identity.