pop
Pop street
Product labeling and logos figure. In the course of my life I have drawn from many sources of inspiration, from various artists and at different times that have markedly characterized my artistic production in every period. Starting with the most classic, one of all Michelangelo. From Courbet's realism I borrow the idea of representing the customs, ideas and appearance of my era in my own way. In the early 1980s graffiti there was the culture of rap and hip hop movements, as well as the pop-art of Keith Haring and Andy Warhol. In this series I give vent to my pop soul.
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Work on paper
From time to time, I return to paper as a space of exploration—where ideas can emerge freely, without the constraints of scale. These works often begin as sketches or tests, a way to investigate new compositions, refine visual structures, or study chromatic relationships. Some of these pieces serve as the origin of future large-scale paintings, capturing the first intuition of an image that may later evolve on canvas. In this sense, they hold the raw energy of a moment—where the idea is still fluid, immediate, and open. At the same time, not all of these works are studies. Some are conceived specifically for paper and will remain so—complete and self-contained. These pieces embrace the intimacy and directness of the medium, where gesture, material, and surface interact in a more immediate and spontaneous way. Together, this series represents a dual nature: a place of experimentation and a collection of unique works that exist in their own right, each carrying the essence of an idea at its most authentic stage.
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