Throughout the exhibition, viewers encounter ceramic versions of recognizable artworks, now filtered through Ramiro’s unique aesthetic—tactile, humorous, and colorful. Alongside these are a series of functional objects, presented here for the first time. Yet even these practical pieces play with displacement: a Crocs shoe becomes a lamp; a Cheeto puff grows into a bench. Each item has been taken out of its expected context and redefined with new, often surprising utility.

At its core, Ready-Maybe is an invitation to reconsider the objects that surround us—not only for their form and function but also for the histories they carry and the meanings we assign. In Ramiro’s world, the everyday is never neutral; it is shaped by aesthetic lineage, humor, and a deep engagement with what it means to see—and remake—the familiar.