Large, striking forms made of small strokes wandering across the surface as though they were searching for something. This may sound like a contradiction. But as anyone who practices them knows: doodling and scribbling are processes of playful condensation. They begin with coincidences and can lead to results of compelling necessity. Natural models include bare branches or plant tendrils. Yuyal is the Spanish word for “undergrowth.” But this is only one end of the multifarious spectrum. On the other end are embodied vegetal forms and lines that traverse space – traces of light, as in “Walking along in Dark and Bright.” Or dominant forms stand out from the teeming mass of intertwined lines: sign-like unambiguity emerges from ambiguous chaos.
a yuyal cordobes 80x80cm 2016 b Fleur 80x80cm 2016 c Fleur Noir 50x50cm 2016 d Caudal 50x50cm 2016 e lost 80x200cm 2012 f roseta blanca 97x97cm 2012 g roseta negra 97x97cm 2012 h Floral 50×50 2011 i Vortex 97x47cm 2013 j Landscape 60x50cm 2012 k Walking Along in Dark and Bright 160×180 2013 Puerto Piramides 67x47cm 2009 Dripping 50x50cm 2011 o T 67×47 2011 Cruz 67c47cm 2015 Take 1 to VI je 70x50cm 2016 Greeting Pollock 50x50cm 2004