All my life I have been intrigued with the passage of time: changes in light, erosion, our own transformation, routes, lines, traces, our senses, silence, sounds, absence, presence, emptiness, dreams, the intangible, melancholy, nostalgia, the simplest things that we don’t normally pay attention to. All of these concepts have accompanied and inspired the creation of my work.
I use objects that undergo constant transformation: prints exposed to weather, sun, humidity and accidents; assemblies and recycling of the same images to produce new images; and the junction between digital technologies, manual intervention, video and traditional photography. I play with scale to put things out of context.
These are all resources and techniques that I use to create visual metaphors, to inspire intrigue.
My own process changes; I allow improvisation, unforeseen associations, and hazardous encounters between objects, materials, and diverse symbolic universes. The supports themselves change depending on the subject.
My intention has been to create my own language, open to the suggestions of liberating the way an image is read.