Tree No. 049

Whenever I find myself in front of a work that is almost ready, I patiently await the second part of my production. At this stage inspiration appears gracefully as if by magic and at that moment I glimpse surreal elements painting delirious figures in the form of birds, people, butterflies and everything that appears before the eyes. These colored elementals are duly placed in their structural foundations in the context of the work. The intention is to encourage the observer's visual perception of the small details rich in irony and contemplated with happy surprises in the face of apparent chaos in an interesting game of light and shadow. My imagination is lived by ludic visions which I can describe as a surreal pop style where I look for enigmatic questions attached to the thought that art is something interrogative, communication that populates inquiries between people.