My artistic career is guided by constant research into the connection between human beings and the natural world, from the study of anthropology, ethnobotany, symbology and the spiritual.

My work is based on the creation of characters that visually and conceptually debate between the worlds of science, mythology and fantasy, referring to non-material nature, representing life beyond the physical. Its objective is to convey that we are not something separate from nature, but that we ourselves are nature; I synthesize this in the concept of the Anthropo-arboriform, a figure half tree half human, a symbol that represents balance and symbiosis with nature.

“*In a world that distances us from our origin, that alters identities and disconnects us from our deepest nature, we need to recover ancestral memory and keep alive the awareness of what we really are, in order to advance in a healthier way towards the future.”*

I use the blue color that predominates in my work because it is the only one that can express the depth of life and the infinity of existence. Each stroke opens a door to another dimension, as if the canvas were not the limit but the beginning of another world. The white lines that give volume to the figures represent the vibration, energy and electricity that runs through every living being, creating an optical effect of subtle movement, almost imperceptible, but present.