I paint without a clear idea of where it will lead me. I experiment with colour, matter and form, allowing each work to find its own direction.

Over time, this process has become a way of pausing, observing and allowing things to emerge that I often find difficult to explain in words.

The painting has evolved, along with the way I look at things and the way I work.

I am not looking for a fixed style or trying to dictate what should be seen in each work. I paint intuitively, experimenting, exploring and leaving space for each person to find something of their own.

 

 

 

 

 

It all started with experimentation

Each series opens up a different path

Since then, painting has led me to look differently at what has always surrounded me: nature, connections, the origins of things, and what we cannot always see.

I’m not looking for answers. I paint to keep discovering.

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I live in Olot, where I have a small studio from which I continue painting, experimenting and discovering.