Conceptual art in tattooing
In this section I share my vision of art, reflected in both the tattoo and the drawing. Each project presented here is an exploration of authentic ways of representing ideas, moving away from the excessive dependence on the artificial generation of images and the frantic pace of productivity that dominates our time.
My focus is on recovering and valuing the essentials: the creative process and contemplation. Every detail in these illustrations and concept art was carefully thought out and built step by step, enjoying every moment of the process. This way of working allows me to reconnect with something that modernity seems to have left behind: the ability to appreciate what we have in front of our eyes, without haste, only with admiration and mindfulness.
Here you will find works that go beyond the technical, seeking to convey emotions, ideas and a deep respect for handmade art. Each one made with a deep connection between the creator, his medium and the message he wants to communicate.
I invite you to visit this gallery and enjoy each creation, as it was conceived: as a reminder that art is not only a final product, but also a journey full of meaning and discovery.
The Art of Illustration and Black Ink
The illustration is the heart of my artistic expression, a technique that connects me deeply with the stroke, the detail and the essence of the black ink. Inspired by great masters of illustration and engraving, such as Gustave Doré and Albrecht Dürer. I find in this technique a means to explore not only visual beauty, but also the emotional and conceptual complexities of modern life.
Each line drawn with the illustration is a reflection of the contrast between the natural and the artificial. In my current works, I enter the "mental caves", those internal spaces where humanity seems to have lost connection with the tangible reality of nature. Screens, advertising and constant noise take us away from what really matters, and through this technique I try to recover that forgotten truth.
Black ink is more than a medium; it is a symbol of the essential and the eternal. Its depth and versatility allow me to create textures that invite contemplation, while I narrate stories that dialogue with the ancestral and the contemporary. The achurado, with its patience and precision, allows me to rescue the lost time, taking the viewer on a journey towards the real, towards what we often ignore in our routine.