Whirlpool I Painting

I was born in Seville, Spain. I am currently living in Zug (Switzerland). To me Art gives a sense to everything. It is essential, central, basic core. It allows me to convey freely in my personal way. It lessens the inexorable passing of Time, which used to aesthetic purpose offers me the opportunity to connect to my intimate self, and to connect to the world. I consider my works are mainly influenced by modern and contemporary artists. In particular by abstract expressionism like Gerhard Richter, or neoexpressionism such as Anselm Kiefer. Goya’s pinturas negras are always present, as well as the light in Sorolla’s paintings or the french Impressionists like Claude Monet. I like playing with insinuation, giving hints to the viewers to feel free to imagine and create their own discourse, and therefore following Miles Davis quotation: ‘Don’t play what’s there. Play what is not there.’