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I believe that we human beings　have a subconscious desire　to face our　fears.
Fears　that　are　trapped　in　memories of things we have　previously experienced in life deep memories, never forgettable and curiosities that have been lost during　our years of　growing up since　childhood.　My portrayal of these fears and illusions, because they are connected　to the　subconscious world,　may　attract the interest　of　viewers;　and　the　sometimes　taboo or　seemingly　immoral aspect of the images may induce unpleasant feelings.

My method of painting is instinctive; I　allow　the images and　impressions to　emerge and grow from the board or canvas I am working on.　Some of my paintings show what appear to be　distorted human muscles or a crowds of grotesque figures with human characteristics done in a style reminiscent of Mannerism and Baroque styles of the 16th century in Italy. I am also influenced by ideas inspired from pictures of human bodies taken by recent photographers.