This group of sculptures is made by assembling or associating different objects and elements of everyday use that have either been discarded or no longer have a practical function. All of them have been connected in a random and casual way in a metaphorical game, giving rise to a new sculptural object without a practical function beyond the symbolic and with a predisposition towards the erotic and sexual drive or towards a tendency towards the thanatic or death drive.
These sculptural objects have a strong surrealistic charge where the erotic, the unconscious, the sinister and the pulsional appear and manifest themselves freely, showing an inner portrait of contemporary human behavior. Everyday objects are masks that we use to relate and show ourselves publicly to expose ourselves to others.
