“ 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.

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

constructed, observed and desired.

What appears delicate reveals a contained strength.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Each variation introduces a different reading:

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

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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.

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

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

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

What appears minimal becomes cumulative.

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Each image holds the memory of a fleeting moment.

Together, they remain.