"Ivory tower" is part of the project "on the skin", that part of a survey about the importance of physical brand present in the body, the result of aesthetic intervention, injury or malformation, and the psychological impact that this can have this theme, is the result of an autobiographical context, where the painting together with the textile, has been the context where the artist reflects on the importance of skin and a body marked as narrative character of life. The skin, while largest organ of the human body, is the registration of all kinds of brands, some more visible than others, with greater or lesser physical or psychological impact, but all essential in the formation of our own identity and aesthetic definition. A questioning autobiographical, dealing with internal dilemmas and intra-psychic, this work represents the fragility and the protection, where the artist is autorrepresenta inside a bell jar. The painting is developed on a napa synthetic fabric for your texture refers to the human body skin.
This napa is the base of the screen, a grid in wood and MDF. It should be noted artists such as Michael Dinesh, by the character of awkwardness in some of their representations, Frida Kahlo which transfers to his paintings of autobiographical narratives or the ' storyteller ' Paula Rego, as major artistic influences.