No One's Land (V) Painting

My artistic beginnings go back to my childhood when my father taught me to use the brush and to “steal” the oil from the palette to paint in a corner of his paintings. In Granada I learned from the hand of my cousin Mª Ángeles Argote Molina the power of art, the magic that transits in a verse, in a brushstroke, in a gesture. From there, I traveled a path of training in engineering without abandoning art, which accompanied me in the form of illustration and painting. A few years ago, watercolor and sculpture took a special role in my way of expressing. Today I continue on my way, accompanied by art teachers, colleagues and a family that makes me sure that this path is the one I want to travel.