“I work in the technique of oil on canvas, and through the process of painting I create scenes of distorted, dreamlike reality, in which history, present, future and fiction mix. The space that appears in my paintings does not depict real places, on the contrary, by merging real and imaginary segments I emphasize the impression of a dreamlike atmosphere that draws the observer into intense, often strange spaces of some nameless presence. This is a space that exists between dreams and reality, and arises from the fragments of the world we live in. Ambivalence and vague foreboding are the key psychological moments that I want to emphasize, from which arise the awakenings of the deeply imprinted collective memory of the cyclical nature of time. These are scenes of a possible past and the contours of an uncertain future.”