"(...) The house is the domestic space. This work refers to a Pop language: the collage, the cut, the repetition, the objects, the colour. It transports to communication systems, advertising, and ephemeral fashions that stimulate the fantasy, freedom and pleasure of social needs and the realities of the home.
It appropriates everyday life: our identity, our memories, our objects, our brands, our products... a lifestyle that contaminates habits and behaviours of consumption of the days of the house - words and things. Here, in the same intimate place of comfort, lives in harmony, the triviality and intellectuality - the poetic house as a space of creation - a universe of books, banal objects and images (...)