Title: Dance and life, a delicate jump
Technique: Microscopic PAINTING
Dimensions: digital – 77x58 cm
Year of execution: 2022

Description: This Microscopic Painting is literally microscopic and the "life" of each one of my microscopic paintings is ephemeral. After a creative process of research and experimentation of about 5 years I arrived at these Microscopic Paintings. Before studying Fine Arts, for a year and a half I studied chemical engineering at the university, where from my first approaches to the microscope I had a strong interest; but, above all, a connection and a sensitivity to the immense world that opened in front of my eyes, giving way to images that I had not even imagined, and generating a sensitivity in my whole body and being. After almost 5 years, since the first approaches to the microscope, during my Visual Arts career, I got my first microscopic paintings, among other creative processes in relation to the microscope. So, from those first approaches to the microscope until today I have been in a permanent process of creation, research, and experimentation. Both during the creative process and now of capturing the image, I must be very careful, since at any moment the image can be transformed. It is a long and wasteful process, which not only requires a physical effort but also a corporal work as it is involved from different aspects. Before I studied Visual arts at university, I studied chemical engineering a year and a half. During these studies, I was fascinated by the changes of the colors in some materials, substances, and reactions but what interested me the most was the microscopic world. From then until now a part of my creative process as an artist has been deeply related to the microscopic world. Before my father died, he wanted to teach Many different things one of them was teach me to paint unfortunately he died before he could do it. But he bought some oils and canvas for me. Most of my microscopic paintings are made with those oils and with my hair because it has a deep meaning for my life and for my creative process as an artist.