One and many bodies is a body of work made of drawings, sculptures and photographs.
Each media tells of bodies and erotic encounters in a different way. 
Sculptures allure the viewer’s sense of touch, drawings appeal for their minimalism, photographs launch into memory.

As close and intimate as they are abstract, these pictures capture hues and shadows overflowing bodies made with ceramic. Sculptures become immaterial, they eat light and become a bidimensional space inhabited by the tactile memory of something sensual.