Artist Statement

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As an interdisciplinary artist, a medium does not define my practice. My work is where I weave my relationship with the world. My artistic process explores the relationships between the materials I use and even the place where I propose the composition, to articulate a semantic-linguistic interaction between them.

As an artist I am interested in language as a conceptual frontier of our world. I see languages ​​as a great fabric of associations. Each one is the forest of knowledge of a culture. Little by little I plant my forest.

It is very difficult to determine what links bodies and objects to the concepts with which we identify them. “Meaning” is what is born from the human capacity for metaphor and art is not exempt from this. When we face the work of art we are not empty vessels but a set of experiences. Our experiences interact with what we see, creating associations, provoking a line of thought that becomes part of a collective and subconscious memory. That connection is my concern as an artist, to weave the individual with the collective.

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Void- Force- Movement- Energy- Earth- Seed- Being-
Mother- Reaction- Senses- Interest- Exploration- Bodies- Objects- Father- Relationships- Communication- Steps- Game- Imagination- Rhythm- Consecutiveness- Time- Interaction- Identify- Fragments- Articulate- Matter- Form- Concepts- Thought- Inspiration- Association- Language- Distinguish- Individual- Compare- Walk- Concerns- Connections- Interaction- Collective- Sowing- Forest- Context- Roots- Culture- Events- Knowledge- Results- Image- Semantics- Creativity- Creation- Action- Inaction- Accident- Imaginary- Visions- Worldviews- Systems- Contrast- Borders- Destruction- Consequence- Clumsiness- Space- Path- Harvest- Unite- Experiences- Memory- Fabric- Stories- Presence- Legacy- Transcendence- History- Meaning- Synesthesia- Metaphor- Interweaving- Footprint- Trace- Experiences- Site- Change- Wear- Erosion- Release- Death- Absence- Extinction- Return- Temporality- Distance-
Entropy- Forgetfulness - Vastness- Cycles