“ A study of desire, memory and what remain ”

Sweet Muse originates from a single image that brings together multiple tensions: desire and memory, pleasure and consequence, appearance and meaning.

Through a simple gesture — a lollipop and its crumpled wrapper — the collection reflects on what remains after the immediate.

The ephemeral becomes image, and what appears simple reveals a deeper symbolic charge.

Between sweetness and residue, beauty persists.

Oil On Canvas 65 x 92 cm

The central work of the collection introduces its conceptual core.

A female figure holds a lollipop and its crumpled wrapper, establishing a tension between

immediate pleasure and what remains after it.

Her direct gaze confronts the viewer, questioning the way the female body is

constructed, observed and desired.

What appears delicate reveals a contained strength.

The image moves between symbolism and theatricality.

Elements such as the Elizabethan collar and the cultural references in the styling situate

the figure within a space where past and present intersect.

Between desire and permanence,

the gesture remains.

Pliego Series

Watercolor on paper

75 × 75 cm

Pliego I - Cola

Pliego II - Strawberry

In these works, the wrapper becomes the central element.

Enlarged in scale, the object loses its function and transforms into surface.

The folds generate a structure where light, color and texture construct an image that

moves between representation and abstraction.

What was meant to be discarded acquires presence.

Each variation introduces a different reading:

the density of color, the transparency of watercolor, the tension of the paper.

The gesture disappears,

but its trace remains.

This series is composed of nine variations of the same gesture.

Each work presents a crumpled wrapper after use, where color introduces identity

and difference.

Through repetition, the object is transformed into a visual system.

Each piece functions as a fragment, while together they construct a unified whole.

The variations in color and texture reveal subtle shifts in form, light and perception.

What appears minimal becomes cumulative.

Each image holds the memory of a fleeting moment.

Together, they remain.