Obsolete objects - artificial forms that generate dialogues between objects, colours and shapes in space. I portray those dialogues and tensions in a series of paintings and sculptures with which I create new compositions, forms and objects. 

It is through the contemplation of the current political structure that the process and creation of obsolete objects came to life.  Portraying democracy as an obsolete object. The Union as a dream is no longer useful, obsolete, disposable, broken.

The sculptures may seem like everyday objects, but when the audience looks in detail they realise that they are of no use. They are unused forms, designs predestined to failure that remind us of roads without destination, airports without travellers nor planes or elevators that lead nowhere.

Paradoxes of our time, accelerated, we create structures that irremediably will end up in the bin, discarded. Times are changing, what they designed no longer serves us, we must create new forms that will undoubtedly be for future generations again obsolete objects.