Starting from the concept of collage, in this work I use papers of different weights and textures only from graphic media (newspapers and magazines), in this way, I appropriate its words and images and interweave the language of the oil painting technique on canvas with other visual techniques. I combine written language and photographic images, loaded with their own meanings, which subvert its meaning, go out of context, and a new language appears. A testimonial language that accounts for the violence experienced against women in this society.
The paper cut-outs with paragraphs and letters stop the eye from traveling over the image, they play as a texture, not as matter, but as symbols, which each viewer will subjectively read. The images stained in red allude to blood.
The name "Green Tide" refers to and pays tribute to the self-organized women and it is the name with which they called the movement that makes visible and denounces the violence to which women are subjected in this society. The Tide brings, what is at the bottom of the sea, the ancestral, the legacy of generations of women and makes it visible, the Tide also advances, penetrates, erodes until only the sound of a calm sea remains.