Guirado’s work engages with themes that define the present moment — environmental crisis, instability, and the search for meaning in a rapidly changing world.

His practice came into alignment with Intrarealism, a philosophical movement emerging in Europe in the 1960s that sought to move beyond surface reality and reveal what lies beneath it — what its thinkers described as an “inner” or deeper vision of the world.

Within this context, Guirado is considered one of the principal Spanish exponents of this approach, his work exploring the tension between destruction and transformation decades before these became central global concerns.

Alongside the estate, a contemporary body of work engages with these same philosophical tensions — not as continuation, but as dialogue.

Working across new mediums, including immersive digital environments, this practice extends Guirado’s exploration of perception, consciousness, and transformation into a contemporary context.