O’Gringo’s Entre Dois Mundos - Mulher e homem, cúmplices do oceano was shown at Centro de Arte de Ovar – Galeria Municipal. Curated by Portugal’s National Tile Museum, the exhibition explored the relationship between land and sea, inspired by the history of the Varinas—women fish sellers of the region.

In Carcavelos, Portugal, O’Gringo led the ETERNIDADE project, transforming 110 m² of public space on Passeio Padre Aleixo Cordeiro with renovated 17th- and 18th-century tiles from Lisbon’s National Tile Museum. The work featured imagery of Lusitanian horses from the Royal Portuguese School of Equestrian Art in Belém.

Montijo’s Galeria Municipal, set in a restored 19th-century building on Rua Almirante Cândido dos Reis, plays a vital role in promoting visual arts in the Lisbon region. In 2023, the gallery hosted O’Gringo’s De ontem para hoje… e o azulejo continua vivo!, an exhibition that reflected the artist’s ongoing engagement with Portuguese tile traditions.

Lisbon’s National Tile Museum, dedicated to preserving and showcasing Portugal’s historic azulejo tradition, hosted Esperança além do Horizonte by O’Gringo. The exhibition reinterpreted two Portuguese cultural traditions—azulejo tilework and Fado music—through a love story told from the perspective of a woman watching her love depart for the sea.

O’Gringo’s “Sonhadores” was created for Estrela da Amadora, a football club rooted in one of Portugal’s most diverse cities. Drawing on 17th- and 18th-century Portuguese tilework, the 35-square-meter mural reflects the club’s spirit of inclusion and collective strength. Estrela da Amadora competes in the Primeira Liga, Portugal’s top professional football division.