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Your artwork is full of color and bold elements, where is your major inspiration coming from?
Really from all over the place. My culture, growing up and now, my thoughts, the way I feel, the people around me, my surroundings in general. It has a lot to do with language, pre or post. Abstract or figurative elements, flat textures or heavily protruding chunks of resin in tension with each other to hopefully end up in a syntax that I mysteriously decide makes sense.
Are you a sports fan? What are your favorite sports to watch?
I love tennis, volleyball and swimming. I can also watch a good soccer game. My back doesn’t allow me to play tennis so much anymore, so I swim instead or play ping-pong. When I was younger I was on my BMX freestyler all day, I also played soccer and basketball in a team.
Do you see relation between arts and sports? Describe it
The description of your collaboration with Rebecca contains a phrase: “success is measured by constant growth and fulfillment with joy and love”, what are your sources of joy and love?
Definitely my 3 children. Books as well. Drawing is a big source of content for me too. A meditation. For sure, people, over things. There’s, in my opinion, one source of Love, it’s everywhere, we just need the right vessels to benefit from it. Joy is a direct byproduct of Love.
Abstract art is usually full of hidden interpretations, are there any we can look for in your artwork for FOXYLAB NY?
I like to add scribbles and/or abstract elements out of the blue in tension with figuration. It’s just closer to the way I think. I play with them like we would play with an alphabet or random words, until the sentence seems right. There is a part of mystery I respect in paintings, and arts in general. In regards to interpretations, I just saw a post from Jerry Saltz about Leonard Cohen that made me smile: once, Leonard Cohen was reading a poem on the radio and the host asked him “what does the poem mean?” Cohen paused for a while — and read the entire poem again.
In our project, we united three very different industries, art, sport, and fashion, under one bar. How do you think they relate?
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