Æria 1 Sculpture

My early stages in sculpture came from a search for expressing emptiness, which led me to experimenting with metal mesh until it became my means of expression, and transforming and considering sculptural material. I rely on the space-light relationship and on the projected shadows by the works themselves, which become changing compositional elements. My ethics are based on essentiality, and my aesthetics on diversity. The research project I am working on, and its common thread, focuses on transformation through continuous change. In this, nothing remains the same, energy with constant activity destroying and creating, as it confronts reality and the passage of time. The sculptures I make are lived experiences; they are part of me, of my soul. I work with an abstract concept, sculptural construction, combined with chance, with which I correct and decide spontaneously with a dynamic action. My works have their own language and this makes the viewer feel integrated into them, offering a kaleidoscopic look in order to generate artistic synergy with the public. With the Jumble series I express the cycle of life and its decisions by entering a world of experiences, sensations and transformations that lead us to reconnect the origin of our primal essence. With the Jumble series, I delve into the pain of death and its sense of loss; on the one hand, the loss of a loved one, and on the other, the loss of oneself. The É – Panta rei series combines the experience of the “Trails series” and the “Jumbles series” created in recent years, in which I have chosen to experience an inner transformation made from love and freedom to value the dignity of each individual, feeling that “everything flows, nothing stops” in this vital experience of continuous change. The Æria series is the intimate connection with my essence, as Nietzsche said, air is the very material of our freedom.