Hard like stone or soft like paper?
The author's method is similar to a Zen Buddhist koan, consciously driving the mind into a dead end, in the hope of awakening intuitive insight. It is important for an artist that the viewer can immerse himself in the soul of an artwork hidden under the flesh of lines and colors. This is the ode of ever-renewing nature — where the origins of the artist's art are in the human sense, in the secret of comprehending beauty, in the contrasts and contradictions of all that exists. This is a symbolic message, in which the destiny of man is invariably inscribed, the only thing that has a genuine and clear meaning: to create, to create, to love.
