In this series of works I represent abandoned and destroyed places whom I live and I have nourished in my life path. They are metaphoric images of a contemporary social situation that worries me and convey to the viewer a sense of uncertainty and existential emptiness.
For the creation of these paintings I start from photographs of these places and then I transfer to the fabric through a slow and steady process, always I seeking a light quality. On the other hand, following these approaches, we can find some works that are completely abstract, where I work with the concept of destruction as artistic process to create an image that gives us the feeling that we are faced with a total demolition.
All this constitutes a series of works in which figuration and abstraction are mixing into each other in an atmosphere that envelops everything; a combination of light and darkness, strength and weakness, visible-invisible real and unreal, chaos and order, full and empty, where opposites are not opposed to each other, but complementary.
In this series of works I represent abandoned and destroyed places whom I live and I have nourished in my life path. They are metaphoric images of a contemporary social situation that worries me and convey to the viewer a sense of uncertainty and existential emptiness.
For the creation of these paintings I start from photographs of these places and then I transfer to the fabric through a slow and steady process, always I seeking a light quality. On the other hand, following these approaches, we can find some works that are completely abstract, where I work with the concept of destruction as artistic process to create an image that gives us the feeling that we are faced with a total demolition.
All this constitutes a series of works in which figuration and abstraction are mixing into each other in an atmosphere that envelops everything; a combination of light and darkness, strength and weakness, visible-invisible real and unreal, chaos and order, full and empty, where opposites are not opposed to each other, but complementary.
