Ventoso is a family art collective founded in 2006 by Abel (architect) and Héctor and Jorge (engineers). Their abstract work explores visual and tactile experiences through geometric compositions that emphasize form and visual play. Influenced by 20th-century abstractionists, Ventoso's work is experimental and uniquely contemporary, often using high-density polymers to reinforce the concept of abstraction as human invention. Since 2007, they've gained international recognition, exhibiting in Latin America, the USA, Paris, and Hong Kong.

Ventoso’s works are in prominent public and private collections, including the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) and the Museum of Latin American Art (MOOLA) in Los Angeles.