It still remains a mystery to me why I do what I do – all I know is that I have an urgent need to draw and visualize my fantasies. Willingly or not, my emotions constantly stimulate me. They accumulate unconsciously over long periods of time until they suddenly give rise to an idea. I feel obligated to free myself of all the information that my mind has written and developed. The experience of beauty and surprise, tragic news, suffering and joy, is a continuous stream of stimuli that nourish my conscience, my curiosity and my participation in life. This is a working of my subconscious. Like a computer overloaded with data, my mind processes information and gives me a solution that I unload, freeing up responsibility and freeing myself up, allowing me to sense the light again. My desire for beauty is very personal, and I can only fully explain myself when my work is completed. Only at the end can I understand how much I put into telling myself a story. Creation ends in a state of ecstasy with an unconditional desire to surprise and understand myself.
