What happens when
The painting is the outcome of an unresolved process of knowledge construction, which never leads to the clarification of any particular truth but brings to light the inherent uncertainty of most of them.
This concept is expressed through the constant affirmation and negation of the “self” as seen in the repetitive action of leaving a mark and erasing it. Every stage of the painting is consistently questioned, retraced and reconsidered; and then repeated. The image only comes to a resolution when it finds itself on the verge of a new beginning that may or may not happen.
A helpless and hopeful pursuit that wishes not to offer an answer to any kind of question but offers as a solution instead, to broaden the circuit of connections between them.
This concept is expressed through the constant affirmation and negation of the “self” as seen in the repetitive action of leaving a mark and erasing it. Every stage of the painting is consistently questioned, retraced and reconsidered; and then repeated. The image only comes to a resolution when it finds itself on the verge of a new beginning that may or may not happen.
A helpless and hopeful pursuit that wishes not to offer an answer to any kind of question but offers as a solution instead, to broaden the circuit of connections between them.
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