I feel art as a way to bring to light what I sometimes can’t put into words. I work with images, with what slips away, with what I sometimes take for granted. I’m drawn to what operates on a deeper level, what I feel before I understand. But also to what surrounds me, what shapes me without me noticing. I explore identity, perception, social structures—sometimes through contrast, sometimes through absurdity, sometimes through humor. I move between analog and digital, experimenting with both languages, searching for the meeting points between the obvious and the barely perceptible.I grew up between two worlds, two ways of seeing, two ways of understanding time. My father’s Syria, my mother’s Galicia. Madrid in between, like a meeting point. I suppose that’s why I’m drawn to what blends, to what doesn’t fully fit, to what finds its place without needing a definition.I am many things I know, and many more I keep discovering. In that space, between certainty and doubt, is where I continue to create.I don’t have social media. It always ends up being a topic of conversation, and I get why. Nowadays, social media gives visibility to your work, but it also demands constant presence—an endless conversation with too many voices at once. For me, both art and life need space, pauses, moments outside of other people’s gaze. I’m more interested in depth than immediacy, in exploration rather than exposure.