Asplenium

Description

“..he uses the small stems of a grass that grows in the fields of Cuba which, cut, dried and colored with natural pigments, have marked his work. Experimentation has introduced him to the universe of plastic arts, from the use of oils, inks and watercolors, and the drawing on different supports… It leaves the imprint of the fiber to finally create a plastic work that goes beyond the drawing itself. The grass known as espartillo macho, belonging to the family of graminee, allows you to give your work a personal stamp and make each piece a unique work of Art.”