The queens in this painting do not represent power, but memory. They emerge from a barren land where time, nature,... Read More
The queens in this painting do not represent power, but memory. They emerge from a barren land where time, nature, and experience have transformed what they once were. Their crowns are not symbols of authority but reflections of the stories, wounds, and knowledge each of them carries.
I am interested in creating figures that inhabit a space suspended between reality and myth. Through them, I explore resilience, identity, and the capacity to keep growing even in the most desolate landscapes. Nature is not a backdrop but an inseparable force within the human condition.
This work introduces the symbolic universe that runs throughout my paintings. Each figure belongs to an evolving mythology in which imagination becomes a way of understanding reality beyond its visible surface.