Artist Statement

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How to be an artist is decided by others, at the moment my paintings are only pigments on canvas.

I have no academic training, which undoubtedly reduces my knowledge, but also my formal contamination.

Although there are many techniques with which I practice, I like to feel proud of what I do, so for now I only show in public canvases stained with oil and acrylic.

I am interested in science because nature is much more imaginative than the brain - and it is not that mine lacks that quality completely-  and because, once the validity of their hypotheses is confirmed,  it has the wonderful property of resembling the truth like nothing else.

For the same reason, I am less interested in opinions, although I do denounce the abuses committed in their name.

My pictorial innocence and shamelessness may end up taking its toll on me but, for the moment, they make me dare with all kinds of styles. Until I find mine? Well, possibly we will see the answer together. I am interested in generating all kinds of formal novelties, but above all, I want to tell a story on each canvas, and I want it to be beautiful.

I tell difficult and sweet stories ... but rarely the daily reality in a descriptive way only.

When I enjoy a work that is not mine, I observe and, sometimes I understand, the idea that it shows.

But deducing a story from that idea is already another story, which I try to make understandable with my images.

If, instead of that, I ever tell you that my works are quiet melodies of an abrupt time that nothing in the astonishment of the understandable, distrusts ... perhaps I have run out of stories to tell.