The image-object, extracted from the real world with tangible presence, does not originate through a simple logical operation of comparison; there is an irrationality in the creative process. Despite having a real reference, the interpretation takes on a deeply individual nuance. This artistic approach does not delve into the realm of dreams or the unconscious but is rooted in the terrain of rational language. However, as it stratifies, it acquires an irrational quality.
These works do not immerse themselves in an abstract environment but are impregnated with real and concrete images. This implies direct contact with the intuitive, ambiguity, aesthetics, and emotions. These elements act as a liberating force, where color becomes a part, giving rise to constantly moving blotches that overlap. These blotches are incorporated progressively through visual layers that contribute to maintaining a sense of reality in the artwork or fading away, revealing only a part of something.
The fetish of the shoe is incorporated into the representation as an anonymous subject. It is an artistic choice that evokes connections with memory. The perceptions of reality that emerge from the artwork are not simple observations; instead, they are deeply rooted personal experiences and emotions.