Title: Oer (2020)
Description: Oer means primal, and expresses the point of origin both organically and inorganic and its consequent process of life deterioration. Chromatic footprints represent organic and geometric expressions represent inorganic matter. 
Materials: Fabrics dyed by contact with oxidized metals, heat-manipulated silk and felt fibers, hand-held monoprint fabrics, crayon embroidery threads, metal embroidery threads, treated oxidized metals, high-density polyethylene spun with flash as a back support and manually manipulated to heat.
Techniques: Free moving machine embroidery; manual embroidery; contact printing with metal; steam contact printing with plants; manual monotypic printing with acrylics; heat handling of fibers, organic and synthetic fabrics; hand paint on fabric; selected metals and treated with "Oxid-oil"


Title: Fury (2019)
Description: It is a three-dimensional abstract work that through its textures and its wonderful and bright color expresses the essential strength and activity of life
Materials: Fabric dyed by contact with oxides. Embroidery threads, paper, acrylic paints, high density polyethylene spun with flash and synthetic felt.
Techniques: Free moving machine embroidery; manual embroidery; metal contact printing; steam contact printing with plants; manual monotypic printing with acrylics; heat handling of fibers, organic and synthetic fabrics; hand paint on fabric.


Fury

Title: Murk (2020)
Description: Murk is a three-dimensional abstract work on the solitude and the moments of sadness and beauty that accompany it.
Materials: Steam-dyed fabrics with plants, paper fabric, monotypic paint with acrylic, felt, high-gloss rayon and metallic embroidery threads, natural and synthetic silk fibers, rusty metal rings, high-density polyethylene spun with flash and lutradur both handled to heat manually.
Techniques: Free moving machine embroidery; manual embroidery; contact printing with metal; steam contact printing with plants; manual monotypic printing with acrylics; heat handling of fibers, organic and synthetic fabrics; hand paint on fabric; selected metals and treated with "Oxid-oil"


Murk

Title: Rosea Somnum: (2019)
Description: It is a three-dimensional abstract work homage to the book La rosa Separate by Pablo Neruda. This piece evokes the uniqueness and fragility of life, embodying the whole creative process in the fusion between human physiology and the poetic and passionate aspect of roses.
Materials: Fabrics dyed with plants, rayon embroidery threads and high gloss metal threads, lutradur, felt, paper fabric, high density polyethylene spun with flash.
Techniques: Free moving machine embroidery; manual embroidery; metal contact printing; steam contact printing with plants; manual monotypic printing with acrylics; heat handling of fibers, organic and synthetic fabrics; hand paint on fabric.


Rosea somnum

Title: Deur (2020)

Measurements:95 cm × 75 cm

Description: It is an allegorical work to the current pandemic situation. It is an
abstract piece where exaggerated textures and their excessive color express the fusion of organic life and material life, all represented through the image of an ancient
portal symbolizing the before and after of the aforementioned situation.

Materials: Fabricsdyed by contact with oxidized metals, felt and fabrics manipulated with heat and hand-painted, hand-painted fabrics, paper fabric, heat-manipulated fibers, wallpaper and manually oxidized crayon embroidery threads, metal embroidery threads, treated oxidized metals, high-density polyethylene spun with flash as texture and heat-manipulated back support.

Techniques: Machine embroidery in free movement; trapunto; manual embroidery; metal contact printing; manual monotypic printing with acrylics and jute fibers; heat handling of fibers, organic and synthetic fabrics; hand paint on fabric; hand paint and manual oxidation; selected metals and treated with "Oxid-oil". 


Deur

Title: Breder (2019)
Description: Breder is an abstract work that represents the process of aging on inorganic matter, the detachment of color that gives rise to the oxidation proper of the decay of an object.
Materials: Fabric dyed by contact with rusty metals, textile paint, painted corn paper, oxide, felts, high gloss rayon embroidery threads.
Techniques: Free moving machine embroidery; manual embroidery; metal contact printing; steam contact printing with plants; manual monotypic printing with acrylics; heat handling of fibers, organic and synthetic fabrics; hand paint on fabric.


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