As a visual artist, my focus is on the human figure, seeking to capture not only its physical form but also its deepest emotions and expressions. With a background in social communication, I have always explored the connection between art and the viewer, understanding the image as a bridge that not only conveys but also generates a response in those who observe it. My work stems from that interaction, investigating how painting can become a meeting space between gaze and emotion.

Throughout my artistic career, I have worked with homeless individuals, using art as a way to give voice to those who are often marginalized by society. This experience has not only influenced my work but has also reinforced my interest in the perception of others, how individual stories resonate with those who observe them, and how painting can awaken empathy and reflection.

In my pursuit, I have also experimented with abstract art, exploring materials, colors, and compositions that allowed me to understand the power of the image beyond literal representation. This process ultimately led me back to the human figure, but with a different perspective, where the sensory and atmospheric aspects took on a central role. Today, my work continues to investigate that connection between painting and the viewer, seeking to generate an emotional impact that engages with their own experience.

Similarly, my work has also focused on the search for calm in a world where many people live trapped in a fast-paced rhythm. Through painting, I attempt to create images that offer a breath, a space where contemplation allows for a pause within constant movement. Each piece is an invitation to stop, to feel, and to connect with a state of serenity that often becomes elusive in everyday life.