Whilst concentrating on sculpting, during my
studies, I realized that what occurred before the work was even presented was
of as much importance to me as the final piece itself. Subsequently, I started
carrying out short experiments in front of a video camera; something that soon became
close to what is called performance art. Soon after my work evolved into actual
performances, involving setting up and carrying out "actions"
that bear aesthetic results in front of physical audiences.
Having worked physically,
and using tools, on an object (as a sculptor) it was only natural to bring this
to my action pieces too. Although my work is performative I still consider
myself remaining with a sculptural attitude . Constructing and deconstructing whilst having some kind of
interaction with audience (or not). Naturally,
one’s performance art is ordered in a chronological manner, yet the viewer is
not aware of this while encountering a performance.