Houston, we have a problem is a pictorial piece featuring a blend of landscapes and their elements, considering its broad concept and diverse meanings. Primarily, it consists of an imaginary scene born from a memory exercise by the artist, drawing us into the interior of a gallery. It presents a visual play between the content and the arrangement of represented elements, implicitly suggesting an increasingly concerning question about the current state of art. The result is a landscape that exists solely within this representation, the product of a process of introspection.