I have fond memories of spending long hours absorbed in drawing since I was a child, trying to capture in my notebook the world of superheroes, with their incredible powers, and the beautiful heroines of comics. That was the beginning of my passion for drawing “in pencil” (shadows, blurring, charcoal...) and over the years I began to discover color, its strength, contrasts and combinations. Basically, the important things have not changed: I continue to recreate inner worlds, expressing my emotions through figures, colors, nuances and giving expression to forms that now no longer remind me of heroes but of “scraps”, moments or sensations that pass through my life. What has evolved is the means to create and retain those sensations (there is no longer a notebook or pencil, only a computer screen and mouse). The chromatic and vibrant visual expression has given way to the inner essence of the work and now its soul is as important as the color and shape that compose it, as the sensation it represents, and the concepts, art and technology are intertwined to offer a work of great emotional strength and visual impact.