Using minimalism and color as the main ingredients for the artwork, Téber captures The Castro Theatre, a historic landmark in San Francisco. It was originally built in 1922. This work is part of the collection of “San Francisco” by the artist. The Castro district in San Francisco has been a vital part of the city's identity for decades. The district is an internationally recognized neighborhood that supports the LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer) community. 

Téber captured the iconic sign and added a subtle tonal gradient of this simple yet historically important landmark to create this calming and timeless image. Everything you see is captured on camera in October 2018.

There is an edition of 6 with a pink sky in the size of 70x50 cm.

Téber is naturally compelled to look for light where there is darkness. Being born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, Téber is eager to look for positivity, joy and enlightenment in any composition and environment he creates. The artist’s use of bright optimistic colors creating a sense of eternal sunshine with pastel shades, clean lines and a hyper real sheen, rejecting the current situation in his native country. His work embodies relaxation, escape and inspiration through a minimal surrealism perspective. His works are an antidote to the harsh realities of everyday Venezuelan life. The hyper real photography offers vistas of a sunny, prosperous world. It’s an evocation that displays an aspirational aesthetic which he made it a reality. 

International brands have embraced Téber’s vision through partnerships and collaborations respecting and maintaining his perspective of bright, colorful and minimal compositions. A few brands are: Tic Tac USA, Dior, Adidas USA, Google (Google Home and Google Pixel brands), Popsockets, Ajax, Chivas Regal, Tostitos USA, Fabuloso, T-Mobile, Volkswagen, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Hewlett-Packard, SugarBearHair, LIFEWTR, M&M’s, Nature Made, Clorox, Otterbox, Crocs USA, Club Med, Fruit Gushers, Method Home, Fruit by the Foot, Soylent, The 5th. 

The Muse, which appears in most of his pictures, serves as a guide for the compositions while also giving life through the color of the jacket. She also humanizes Téber’s environments with the purple or fuchsia coat, which also creates a striking contrast with the pastel, minimal and bright scenarios. The Muse protects him from the public eye.