Which are your main inspirations (art /music/literature)?
I’m not sure I ever made anything by taking inspiration directly from artistic sources such as music or literature. My work is very simple, it has an emotional component linked to the basic sensations of the human body and is inspired by common real life, the one that normally does not think it has to do with culture or at least that completely ignores its existence. I reconstruct images or experiences that I have already lived or at least I think I have lived, but I don’t do it from the memory, if I plan I stop, but if I build it without thinking about it, I find it even before I realise it. Our brains enter and process pine memories of images and emotions, the strongest remain and return in the most unlikely moments.

How do you define your artistic style?
Although in some ways it can be recognised as a minimal and geometric work, I do not feel able to channel it within any real artistic style. I believe that a bit all contemporary research must reserve the privilege of not having to bind to too many definitions, they must live with time, and evolve with it and this age of ours is doing it very quickly. I try to express the period in which I live by contributing with my language. Since art is a language that uses infinite communication frequencies compared to other disciplines, I think the way to disclose something must be that thing directly. My works show a period where industry and building evolution explode like a huge meteorite on earth, completely losing control. And what I try to do is reconstruct that memory that shone in a mountain of rubble.

What are you working on these days?
These days are the beginning of a strong worldwide change, I am living my quarantine at home, due to contagion alert. I alternate my days by drawing a lot, sketching new plasterboard sculptures and working on fixing old cars. Unfortunately all schedules and show dates have all been postponed because of the pandemic, so I will wait for everything to return to normal. In this period it is as if we were in the OFF state where we have the duty to make ourselves useful through a civil commitment that makes us grateful and part of a community,