Collection Flow. 

My  inspiration for this collection of artwork:

The cosmos expands without beginning or end, that energy also flows through us creating imaginary dimensions. We are all part of the same whole, of the same force, so our energy is sacred.

My work wants to bring you closer to the immensity of the cosmos and connect it with our own organism, in constant movement and evolution. The parallelism between the universe of the cosmos and our own internal universe. 

It is an organic work, fresh and full of life and color that is in constant movement, which extends in-depth, without limits or barriers, reaching to project beyond the canvas and challenging the canvas itself.

They have the capacity to expand because they are microcosms of sensations and feelings.

I have painted these pieces by turning the canvas around, so these circular works are designed so that you can hang them as you wish, with infinite possibilities under your own gaze.

Critics review my “Dimensions” collection:

“Is a truly beautiful painting that combines abstraction, figuration, and sculpture. Shaped canvases were hard to come by before the early 20th century.

The sanctity of the hard-edged canvas was sacrosanct until modern painters (probably influenced by the curving abstract freedom of modernist sculpture) began to break free of the traditional physical parameters of their medium.

Is a difficult painting to categorize because it so seamlessly combines abstraction and figuration.

The lovely, tonally engaging, and soft organic forms that traverse more than half the canvas are resolutely abstract.

However, they frame a markedly figurative but extremely abstract panoply of stars.

It does not feel like a clash between abstract and figuration because the night sky is inherently abstract, which leads the viewer to understand the colorful forms surrounding it as manifestations of nature and not mere painterly exercises.”