SOMETHING ABOUT TECHNIQUE...

 I paint with an ancient technique, that of oil painting. 

Oil paints are nothing more than pigments mixed with linseed oil or even poppy oil (which I prefer!).

Oil is an excellent binder; by hardening upon contact with oxygen, it forms an insoluble, resilient film while preserving the brilliance of the colors over time.

I use glazes when I paint, which are very thin layers of color because they are very diluted, which I spread over the painting as it dries, to achieve transparency effects and transform the underlying color to my liking.

To conquer this particular technique and get the results I want, it took me many, many years of experiments that are still not finished. Like the time I wanted to get a very smooth and slippery surface on which to spread oil paints, precisely in glaze... But instead of using the usual glue, I spread a paint suitable for repainting, and so I was able to get an effect that I like very much!

I take meticulous care of every aspect of my work, starting from the construction of the structural support. I emphasize the specific parts of the painting that convey my intended message, while leaving the other sections intentionally incomplete: allowing viewers to engage their own imagination to complete and interpret the artwork.