Summer evenings

“Life itself makes me be in a constant investigation of myself, my environment and society. I look for the viewer to unblock his mind and let it free as if it were a child. In my works I try to make people think for themselves, not to take anything for granted. I use images of known paintings that I acquire in the museums I visit. From irreverence I introduce a playful element, as if the painter had painted it that way, and I let people react, let them consider another way of seeing an image that their retina has always kept as it has been presented to them, without any possibility of approach. My images are always suggestive, they always leave an open door to the viewer’s imagination.”