Before starting to work on iron, I knew that the moment would come when I would introduce it into the work. I needed the metal, perhaps the firmness of the support, its solidity, a feeling of anchoring, its presence, I cannot express why that need but it was there, present.
Without knowing with certainty when there was a profound change in the look of what he had been developing, in every sense. This gradually led me to incorporate the new material with whom I had a dialogue that allowed me to be her partner. Investigate various techniques trying to find the dialogue of the materials until you reach the most suitable engraving ink and varnish.
In the most recent work I use diagonal lines that intersect on the sheet metal, empty spaces where nothing is present. I have conceived that the image emphasizes and somehow contains the relationships of a fallen society, trying to provoke a reflective thought.
Point by point, how far between one and the other, I get closer I move away, each one has its time and intensity. The appearance of rust, a fight between the two, who dominates who, as far as I allow him to act, cleaning up what interferes and time again forces me to distance myself, to rethink new strategies, new negotiations between them until I reach the internal point of the finished work.