For me, sculpting is a sacred rite that gives light to matter. This light remains in the transformed matter, and invites us to look with the soul. The sculptures of the Involutati series can be understood as souls wrapped in a delicate fabric that reveals the movements of their sublime dance, in their most humble state: matter.
Matter in movement is a metaphor for existence itself: a process of transformation from a crude or ductile state to one of grace. When I finish a sculpture, every millimeter of its surface has a reason for being, to guide the gaze in a visual dialogue that invites one to dance with the work.

Most of the sculptures of that series are featured in the award-winning short film “Involutati, a Journey of the Soul Through Matter”. Available with English subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi0Tl7HSpcQ

Para mí, esculpir es un rito sagrado para dotar de luz a la materia. Esa luz permanece en la materia transformada e invita a mirar con el alma. Las esculturas de la serie Involutati pueden entenderse como almas envueltas en una fina tela que revela los movimientos de su sublime danza desde la humildad de la materia.
La materia en movimiento es una metáfora de la existencia misma: un proceso de transformación para pasar de un estado bruto o dúctil a uno de gracia. Cuando termino una escultura, cada milímetro de su superficie tiene una razón de ser, para guiar la mirada en un diálogo visual que invita a danzar con la obra.