Drawing with my father is the part of my childhood that I remember most fondly.
I always felt like a weirdo, and that was the way to enter my personal and unbreakable world. But it was not until 2003, during my stay in London, that I began to experiment with abstraction.
Right and wrong had no place in their educational system, and the endless stimuli I received from my environment encouraged me to discover myself through this medium.
I spent years in the pursuit of the success that had been socially instilled in me, and when I achieved it, I was able to see how unhappy you can become when you move away from your soul.
In 2016, I left behind 'corporate success' and fully threw myself into experimentation.
In painting I find refuge and escape from a hyper-rational mind.
It is in that state of grace where I believe and observe the emotions that I portray on canvas, paper, or board.
Color and movement are my balm.
A spontaneous and free creative process that allows me to flow to places where the painting wants to take me.
