My work is about anything. Most of all I talk about the condition of being human and all that comes with it. The faces, the drugs, the jokes, childhood, guns, cell phones, flags, virgins and how all this things relate among themselves. I constantly work with watercolor and paper concentrating in the contrast, so images look like snapshots of real personal moments. That way I am able to catch information about things, people, sensations and events that fly through my mind because they belong to my memory or I wish they did belonged to my memory. This results works as a chain reaction expanding the possibilities of an endless series of works that at the end all relate to each other, letting me emphasize in the beauty of the shape, contours and lines that distinguish the objects or individual characteristic of my subjects. I say things about myself in a generic way maintaining a graphic appearance so others can relate to my work.