My artistic practice is characterised by a questioning of current reality and an analysis of our relationship with our surroundings through various artistic techniques.
In my work, I reflect on how we interact with space, how we move through it, and how by altering it to suit our needs, it in turn shapes our behaviour and social organisation.
The act of moving through and interacting with a new environment, in search of certain elements, infers a physical movement which in turn generates intellectual thinking, both at the level of daily life and at an artistic level. My work is based on seeking and comprehending different spatial planes pulled from daily realities into an ultimate transformation into an artistic body of work, which agglutinates its essence.
The development of my artistic process has always been linked to my being and creating in the moment. Throughout my life, I have lived alternatively in the city and in the countryside; those experiences have profoundly shaped my creative process. By way of contrasting and complementing between these two disparate influences through my art, I share the fruits of my searching and experimentation.