Pali.

1987 · Chile · Provincia de Santiago

"My practice stems from a need to give form to what I cannot always express directly. Graphic design gave me the tools to build a visual language of my own. I work through abstraction, building relationships between forms that overlap, contain, interrupt, or enter into dialogue with one another. A form changes meaning depending on its position, scale, color, or what surrounds it, so composition becomes a way of constructing meaning. Through this language I try to unveil emotions, mental states, and connections that have no visible form. Materializing them lets me observe what was internal, intuitive, or hard to name, from another perspective. I am not trying to represent chaos, but to find the subtle order that can exist within it: to turn noise into relationships, rhythm, and form. The work is complete when that order stops belonging only to me and someone else recognizes something of their own in it."