What inspires you?

Some series have emerged from my love for nature, inspired by the microcosm of a flower or the macrocosm of planets. I have always loved traveling, getting to know other cultures and being ecstatic before new landscapes. There the inspiration is external, but other times it has come through an inner vision or an emotional state.

Describe your creative process.

I start with the backgrounds, staining freely, with a loose brushstroke, and then I build the image, but if I have a model, there comes a time when I let the painting itself speak to me. For me, the most important thing is the dialogue that I establish with the painting, I observe and see what it asks of me. Color is my domain, mixing colors in the palette is something very instinctive.

What are 3 words that best describe your work?

I throw myself. Dialogue. I fall in love

Who are some artists that have influenced your work?

Surely everyone I have been seeing as a painting enthusiast. But to highlight a few, Turner, Monet, Tapies, Japanese painting.

What is the most important tool when creating your work?

Without a doubt, color is my best ally, from the beginning I had an instinct to mix colors.

What is the best piece of advice you have been given?

My first teacher, Mata Ratti, was fundamental, and without ceasing to give me a technical base, I always encourage myself to follow my impulse, my intuition, my search ... She took me to the edge of the abyss. It was very inspiring to see her own inner struggle.

Where do you go for inspiration?

There is something in me that is alert, and the inspiration comes from the look I have on things. Many ideas have come to me from internal images or meditating and when this happens, it gives me a lot of strength. In nature I feel good, it expands and balances me.