Dancing in the moonlight Painting

Each stain brings with it a conversation. When there’s a question, we expect a response. I never plan my paintings. Each one is the result of documenting the appearance of an event or just its existence in a unit of time. To me, there are no wrong or right answers when it comes to art. Every stain, mistake, or gesture trains the next one, making my next move better. It’s fun, it’s conceptual, and sometimes scientific when combining mediums and colors. I tend to paint in layers to compensate for the large, bold, rigid stains, influenced by the experiences at that moment. Another element you will find in my latest works is the empty space left at the canvas borders. By leaving some blank zones on the canvas, I make it possible for the colored, textured stain to travel on its own where it thinks it should be. The result is these textured, rigid or fluid layers, all forming a conversation because the answer is art itself.