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“At the crossover between arts and sports, I invite viewers to explore the identity and impact of sports in today’s society” – Betirri
Just like those iconic painters in the past captured the spirit of their times, I’m here to capture the essence of football—a game that’s more than just sport; it’s a universal language of joy and unity. Through my art, I want to capture the magic of football—not just the players on the field, but the energy, the colors, and the spirit of the game. Each painting is a window into the exhilaration and camaraderie that football brings to our lives—a reminder of the timeless joy of the beautiful game.
Betirri’s bodiless football series started to get discovered by different platforms of the media and the press. Since 2010, Betirri’s work started to get published on digital mediums and print outlets around the world. His exhibit in 2015 in Italy really caught the attention of many of the media newspapers and magazines. Here’s a list of all of the publications since 2010 until 2022.
In 2022, Betirri had the oppurtunity to step out of his comfort zone and share his story at the TEDxBUAP platform. Watch it here.
Casa Pink is a vibrant architectural project by Betirri, seamlessly blending his background in architecture with his distinctive artistic vision. Situated in Houston’s East Downtown, the home features bold design elements like its striking Mexican hot pink facade and a large mural dedicated to mental health, reflecting Betirri’s passion for art. With open-concept interiors and floor-to-ceiling windows, the house maximizes light and space, transforming a challenging lot into a functional, dynamic living space. Casa Pink exemplifies how Betirri’s art informs his architecture, bringing cultural expression and creative energy into every corner of the design. The first floor serves as his studio/gallery space where he hosts monthly events and art classes. Learn more here.
Part of Betirri’s mission in life is to give back to the community. In 2017, Betirri proposed Goal Park to the city of Houston, transforming seven blocks of the Columbia Tap Trail through Innovation, Culture, Athletics, and Nature. Forming Goal Park Foundation, Betirri and six more board members are developing Houston’s first urban linear park in East Downtown, Houston. Learn more about it here.