ARTIST STATEMENT My practice is rooted in a constant questioning and the desire to translate my subconscious thought processes into conscious representations. Each piece I work on comes from deep explorations of my psyche and its relationship with contemporary society. I am interested in depicting how current problematics, related to the social fabric and its behaviors, affect me subconsciously and emotionally. In my works I deal with matters of identity, the self, human ancestry and how they are linked to spirituality, fears and the psychological responses we have when confronted with the social configurations of a biased and excessively controlled world. I focus on anthropomorphic representations because of their power of universal transmission and identification. By working with simplified human figures, deconstructed faces and zoomorphic beings as a primordial form of association, I have found liberating processes of creation in which I can express my deepest concerns about contemporary society. I seek that each work is expressed from my individual emotionality and is reflected in the collective through sensorial and psychological impulses, in an open interpretive process linked to the subjectivities of each viewer. Formally, I draw inspiration from expressionism, surrealism, bad painting and abstract painting to construct a hybrid visual language capable of representing worlds in which everyday reality meets my subconscious desires. In this way, gestural brushstrokes, textures and color become constructors of meaning, rather than merely supplementing a representation of reality. Throughout my career, I have explored various disciplines such as photography, video, sound and digital art until arriving at painting where I have focused my attention since 2022, in which I have found the possibility of expanding the horizons of my artistic practice towards terrains of pure inspiration, intuition and the constant discovery. Currently, I am exploring installation projects, combining different media, in which the works can be experienced from different sensory layers and thus seeking a deeper approach to the concepts and sensations embodied.