Jaime Urdiales, born in 1994 in Spain, is a contemporary artist whose evocative works capture the intersection of nostalgia and urban life. Raised in the tranquil, mountainous village of Losar De la Vera, Urdiales' early years were steeped in the serene rhythms of countryside living. These formative experiences, combined with a passion for classic Hollywood cinema, instilled in him a romanticized vision of the lifestyle depicted in films.

In preparation for this new body of work, Urdiales has relocated to New York where he found a new resurgence of influences. Interstate 88 signifies both a literal and conceptual journey that has been taken. In a pursuit of harmony and balance the exhibition unfolds the varying ups and downs Urdiales experienced during his time here.

Interstate 88 captures the ephemeral beauty of the everyday, infusing ordinary subjects with a sense of extraordinary significance. His depictions of forgotten neon signs become tribute to the vibrant energy of city life, transporting viewers to an era where these luminous symbols were the icons of urban culture. His work is a true testament to his ability to transform fleeting moments into enduring works of art, celebrating the visual history of both past and present.