I paint to observe what is usually invisible.

I am interested in movement, transformation, and the relationships between things. My paintings do not begin with a fixed image. They grow through intuition, following rhythms, tensions, and connections that appear during the process.

Nature, light, water, and organic structures often inspire my work. I see forms as temporary states within a larger flow. What interests me is not the object itself, but the processes that create it and connect it to its surroundings.

I live and work on Lanzarote, where the landscape, the ocean, and everyday observation continue to shape my practice.

Working primarily in oil on MDF and synthetic panels, I create layered compositions using a variety of tools, including spatulas, brushes, sticks, and handmade instruments.

My work begins with observation: of nature, of human behaviour, and of the creative process itself. I am interested in instinct, the flow of energy, and the ways in which structures emerge in both the natural world and human experience. I explore these questions through painting, drawing inspiration from biological processes, cultural narratives, and everyday encounters.