I consider my work to talk about blending the possibility of the viewer to interpret it freely and allow yourself to experience the feelings that arise. This is how I prefer that there is no conditioning to have a definition that only seek to understand what led me to paint particular frame.

So I invite you not search for "understanding" but to experiment.

The painting is for me an uncontrollable urge, when an image crosses my head, usually in sleepless nights, no rest until I get to translate it into the fabric, and at the end, I feel a sense of satisfaction and release , compared perhaps to shake off a huge backpack that has been charging for days, and then the box goes away and lose importance, rest in peace, is a silent form of therapy.

A sentence written in the "Surrealist Manifesto" maybe I identify:

"There is the fear of madness that requires us to lower the flag imagination. "