Ooh! This would look so wonderful as a fabric! Beautiful work! On the fabric note, have you heard of a company called "Spoonflower"? You can have your art printed on fabric with them: www.spoonflower.com You make so many wonderful things that would great on fabric!

Superb!

(Two great comments, above! Bravo! I'm glad they see your genius!) One of my regrets that I'm so slow at commenting, is that it takes me so long to catch up with artists. So, when I come to a gallery as exceptional as yours, I wish I had a whole month to walk through your work. I've been here, this morning, about 90 minutes; and I've only just gotten 'started'. Rest assured, Emilio, that I see everything you do (and I come back several times)...I just don't get back to comment very often. But when I do, I feel I've been to a great art show, and I walk away feeling privileged... Here you have a 'jungle' of criss-crosses and vines, like a closeup of grasses in a field. Or a criss-cross of wires & chain-link fences. And then, it's like you photographed all those forms and then viewed them through a series of colored 'filters' (as in a camera), or put colored glass over all of it so we could see the forms morph & change before our eyes. You're so very intuitive with colors! You're a natural colorist. You understand how colors talk to each other, how they argue, how they tell stories, and how they sing duets & trios & quartets together. You're a natural at this. And we have your signature saturated reds, your always-present yellows, a big beautiful blue streak near the top, and of course your spindly lined creatures---although they're not as 'present' as in other pieces, they still came by to visit. A wonderful jungle-meeting of forms; it dances, and it speaks of deep, deep hues & inner states of mind. Just wonderful.