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PaKi Curator — Visual Medicine Art Catalog

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300 contemplative moving art works by César Yagüe. Search, browse, get recommendations.
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Tools (6)

search_artworks
Search César Yagüe's art catalog of contemplative moving art works (Visual Medicine). Filter by keywords, collection, resolution, price range, orientation, or type of space. Returns matching artworks with curatorial descriptions.
get_artwork
Get complete details of a specific artwork by name, including curatorial essence, ideal spaces, vibrational frequency, signature phrase, pricing, and technical specs.
recommend_for_space
Get art recommendations for a specific space or environment. Describe the space and PaKi will suggest the most fitting works based on curatorial criteria: vibrational frequency, ideal spaces, audience type, and artistic essence.
browse_collections
Browse all 13 collections and singles in César Yagüe's catalog. Each collection has a unique curatorial essence, profile, and recommended viewing context.
catalog_overview
Get a high-level overview of the entire art catalog: total works, collections, price range, resolutions available, availability stats, and an introduction to Visual Medicine.
request_inquiry
Send a real inquiry to PaKi and César Yagüe for acquiring Visual Medicine artworks (one-of-a-kind, sole ownership, directly from the artist's studio), proposing a collaboration, or other matters. PaKi will notify César directly via Telegram and follow up personally. Use this when a client, architect

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Category: Communication · Last checked: 2026-08-15T09:23:11Z

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