My artistic practice is grounded in the exploration of geometric abstraction as a universal language capable of conveying order, energy, and spirituality. Through sequences, repetitions, and rhythmic progressions, I construct compositions that, starting from simple structures, transform into dynamic images evoking movement, vibration, and depth.
Each work unfolds across the four sides of space, within a visual system where nothing is random. Color, form, and the arrangement of each element follow a precise internal logic, creating an intimate relationship between parts and whole. This approach generates optical structures that produce visual impact, activating perception and establishing a direct connection with the viewer.
My interest lies in the ability of art to transcend the purely visual and become an experience. For this reason, I employ both traditional and unconventional materials, experimenting with surfaces, transparencies, and reflections of light that enhance the illusion of movement. In my installations, space itself becomes part of the work, generating an immersive environment in which geometry expands and transforms.
Repetition, rhythm, and variation are principles that I connect with the notion of fractality, allowing an initial pattern to evolve into a new visual reality. This process, beyond the formal, seeks to transmit a spiritual dimension: a balance between the tangible and the intangible, between mathematical order and human sensitivity.