enter of interest, I give the example of a mechanic who improves his knowledge and his technique so that the formula one car is faster... the themes that I use will be chosen as long as they provide me with the greatest possible dynamics in this sense and also have conceptual coherence as a whole. In the case of the packaging and logos and the use of colored pencils as a medium, I am absolutely focused on color... the shapes only give me the possibility to continue researching and experimenting in this sense, even so, the daily experience with the markets open, the food industry and the effect of this on everyone's lives continue to be what also supports what is called "background" in art, not forgetting that I am a designer by profession...the logos and the color applied from and for different industries is my field. So the question I ask myself is how has printed color affected us from the consumption of packaged products? The studies behind these products are so precise that if we can be sure of anything it is their efficiency and effectiveness on the brain and human behavior, we can add to Josef Albers' phrase that "all color is relative" also that all color is interactive
