Amazonia I Artwork

I don’t try to represent realities or tangible matters but see myself rather as an abstract painter, tending to abstract expressionism. Visual experiences, images that haunt me, influences I try to visualize – all that surrounds me becomes a part of my narrative, consciously and subconsciously. Neither background nor foreground; the elements of the composition – abstract shapes some-times resembling floral or organic forms – are connected, they float in space, establish rela-tionships between them – nothing is isolated. Parity of pictorial planes, parity of pictorial ele-ments, controlled gestures versus random gestures, so many visible traces of a confrontation between the conscious and the unconscious. I try to evoke a visual poetry, wanting to invite the spectator to enter my world, a world without a central point, sometimes light as a feather, then voluminous like a piece of lead; be seduced by my language, my colors. An animated world full of movement, with its personal aesthetic, with rough and confronting sides at the same time, delicate and almost tender, caressing... This artwork is on canvas and will be sent rolled up. It will need to be taken to a professional framer to be stretched. The canvas has been cut so it fits museum style (extra thick) stretches and the sides of the painting will cover the stretchers, so that no frame is needed.