"Rider. Après Paul Klee" Painting

As painting unfolds for me through time, I tend more to contemplate forms empty-minded until a meaningful image reveals itself, in accordance with my own unconscious tendencies. My goal is to arrive to this meaningful image as free as possible from conventional looking at things and people. An image in which the contemplated form, its inner color and structure, are inseparable from the sunlight cast upon it, the air, the experience of my senses, and the interpretation that my brain casts upon it. Thus inner world and outside world make a unity closer to the reality that runs under the necessary functional vision-interpretation of things. In this sense the clearer is the individual image the more it has a universal dimension and the more it contributes to our knowledge of the unity of the world, where everything seems to be inseparable from the rest: body-mind, inward-outward, black- white, masculine-feminine, or anglo-latin or so forth so on. In this way the more it comes nearer to the Beautiful.