Behind the memory

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My work is all about representation of memory.  I

frequently represent environments in which I lived in the past, or attempt to catch the memory of living in them.

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I paint or create cardboard sculptures of domestic spaces and personal objects.  Those come together in my work and form a puzzle of personal and universal memories.

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In my realist oil paintings I capture spaces that appear neglected or abandoned, while my sculptures, which are made of an ephemeral material and constitute an analogy to the elusive materiality the memory itself.

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In this manner, I create a language based on a relationship between fragments of memory and the possibility of embodying them in the present.