Statement
My practice is articulated around the dichotomy between the ephemeral and the permanence
of memory, utilizing fusion as a mechanism for creative genesis through the mixture of cultural
identities. This core theme structures all stages of the process, from conceptualization to
technical execution.
My research focuses on the creation of objects and images with a conceptual and visual poetic
charge. These elements re-signify domestic situations, cultural references, and aspects of
popular art, functioning as symbolic catalysts for affective memory and lived experience.
Through a contemporary perspective, my work addresses the fugacity of the instant,
maintaining a rigorous dialogue with time, space, and the socio-cultural contexts that define its
scope.