Sculpture is a language through which I share stories.
To create is to perceive phenomena, experiences or emotions that everyone experiences yet few truly pay attention to.
The artist’s role is to take what already exists before us and lift it to hold it up to the light so others can see it anew, to reveal the familiar from an unexpected angle.
When a viewer stands before my work and thinks, “I’ve felt that too,” then the sculpture has spoken; the dialogue is complete.
There is no need to create a new reality, because each person experiences each moment in their own way, and a new reality will emerge independently of them.
The artist’s task is to translate their emotions as clearly and sincerely as possible, without excess, and to trust the viewer.
MY ARTWORK
Everything starts with an idea. Having an idea is fundamental for conceiving and creating an artwork. Once the idea is here, it is so volatile, immaterial and untouchable. The artist catches the idea planning in air and transform it to a touchable and visual object. This transformation is the art of sculpture.What I look to see in my works is the movement. I understand well that by their physical nature artwork are static, they can’t move, change the position. So to give some life to them I try create the illusion of movement.