Artist Statement

I present a series of images called “Temporal Geographies” that arise from the personal experience of Zen philosophy applied to the creation of automatic images, which seek to represent the here and now using the line as a vibration, thus capturing immediacy from a personal perspective.

In this place, forms are developed that play between emptiness and form, thus creating an alchemy between contemplation and atmosphere, the empty canvas and the images that emerge in each work.

The works then navigate through geographies in construction and deconstruction, addressing imaginary landscapes that fragment, collapse and transform into linear currents and connections that allow the viewer to construct their own reading of each work.