"... for me, the sole reason for existence of an artist has a lot to do with his works. In your case, of the ones I have seen, Don Quixote is the one I like the most. All your works have artistic quality in the sense of ease in the use of color, design, etc. They are beautiful and pleasant. But what has interested me the most is the feeling that they provoke of concern, or rather, of making the viewer think ... it is like an open door but that only lets me see a part and I want to push it to see more, to enter the one behind it… this coincides with the quality that, for me, most resembles yourself.

You are a very deep woman, and outwardly you manifest yourself as delicate and smart, sometimes ironic, and hint at other aspects that take time to fully manifest on your face as in your work. They are like symbols or signs embodied as pages of a novel. Each piece, just a piece or the first page of a chapter hints at an beyond that is behind or ahead, in the receptive mirror of the viewer ".

Maggie Mazzucco Master of the Academy of Art New York. Professor of Fine Arts and Art History at the American Academy of Art and Professor of Fine Arts at Northeastern University

Madrid, March 2007