He establishes an interesting perspective in which he invites the spectator to look at his artworks every time in different ways; sometimes with a tender optimism and sometimes with a straightforward criticism about the world that we are living now. His style is better understood when seen as a collection of images, between photographs and paintings, between poetry and reality. They are a reflection of an interior need; not a stylistic formula. He admires and confronts the female figure with seduction and irony. His aesthetics and technique have changed with time but the curiosity and liberty to question everything have remained intact over the years of his artistic exploration

His poetic world looks at reality in a different way, sometimes with a tender optimism and sometimes with a straight forward criticism about the world that we are living now

In this exhibition, the spectator will find intriguing juxtapositions between artworks. The flow between the space and the works allow the audience to establish an interesting dialog between his ability to work from different platforms, materials and techniques and the creation of fantastic images without the need of labels. The Observation Machine is the liberty of exploring any medium, concept or form in order to speak what he has on his mind. His most tender and optimistic work is framed by the communitary art practice that he has been doing by the side of his personal work, nursing and extending his creativity to an impressive social and humanitarian level. This work fosters and builds a connection among artists and the community through art education to promote that Social Justice and Community Development.