“The real is what flees.”
Hugo Palmar

I am interested in exploring the tensions between subjectivity, power and dependence, and its multiple folds: symbolic, political, social, affective, ecological, and bodily.

From drawings to installations, using materials such as oil (and reference to its extractivist culture), files, videos, sounds, collages, paintings, or actions, my work invites to reflect on a condition that although subjective, it is nonetheless spatial, sensory and plural. The personal is fused with the collective, inviting the viewer to unveil different layers of meaning related to desire, identity, memory, subordination, precariousness, sexuality, absurdity, or loneliness.

I am interested in the dialogue of art with other experiences such as philosophy, psychoanalysis, or critical thinking.