“Marica” is a painting that showcases my own insecurities and fears related to hypermasculine trends in the social and cultural context of Spain. In Spaniard slang, the insult “Marica” refers to a male individual that doesn’t behave according to the masculine standards and roles of the “Iberian Macho” ideal. Therefore, this work seeks to recreate an atmosphere of inner conflict and tension, showcasing how these patriarchal standards can negatively influence on my own behavior and identity.

On the other hand, “Marica” also explores the use of digital software aesthetics as a surface for painting and installation. In addition, the range of software commands and options are used as narrative resources, explaining my own emotions and behavior regarding to the current manhood ideals of Spanish society.

“Sobre tu cabeza” explores how social and cultural standards of the contemporary Spanish society can influence on my own behavior and identity. Departing from a personal perspective, this work pretends to describe my relationship with Spain, exposing my insecurities and fears trough abstract forms and geometric shapes that emerge from the surface.

“Broken sun” is a painting that pretends to recreate different sensations departing from the emotional attachment of locations and elements that impress us. Thus, the apreciation process is represented as a confluence of forms, cuts and abstract figures that spontaneously emerge from the surface of the artworks, recreating an atmosphere filled of mysterious and instrospective meanings.