Blue Atoms II

The landscape that we observe around us is transitory and changing. The only permanent thing that marks its identity is the kinetic event itself and its capacity for change, it is not only then; the "from where we observe", but also how "we do it". In a reality in movement, the work is not unique, absolute and definitive, but an entity endowed with multiple existences, with instantaneous identities that are revealed in each fragment of the movement of planes, shapes, colors... these make up the main aspect of all my visual possibilities, all my cosmos and visual imagery, is sustained by the wonder of the landscape that I try to represent through my ethereal and translucent paintings. A Landscape that blurs in the amorphous and organic topography that emerges in my works, that timeless and indeterminate landscape.