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Later, they leased a two-bedroom apartment at Lenox Avenue, New York, NY 10026. Just eight minutes away, they take walks in Central Park with their K9, a giant, trained German Shepherd named Nana. The dog pads beside them like a quiet witness to their new beginning and promising much deserved rhythm of life.

Pedro might be represented in the U.S. by gallerist Marianne Boesky. His upcoming major show at the 2027 Whitney Biennial, titled “Our Human Crawl Never Ends”, promises to be a landmark success. The installation (still secret) will begin on the fourth floor and extend through the windows onto the fifth — pending city approval to remove part of the façade for the duration. The Whitney Biennial architect Renzo Piano doesn’t mind and wants to participate in Pedro’s art extravaganza.

An artist’s story is the ultimate résumé—the living map of their work, the core of its substance. “What can you say… an artist with a one-of-a-kind story,” as Andy Warhol says from his grave.