The genesis of his creative process is ‘discomfort’. Inspiration emerges by questioning the status quo, and imagining an alternative reality. His work speaks to the desire to understand, codify, and reconstruct social narratives, to reveal society as a social construct constantly changing, and to preserve the collective memory in the diaspora. Once the narrative and idea emerges, with each trace, the creation becomes a problem in constant evolution with each trace, brushstrokes, and layers over layers of paint. The image starts mutating with the ideas. First is a blank surface, later is a doodle. Then, after a while, the piece begins getting shape, little by little. It’s then when I leave everything and rework it the next day.