In this series of black-and-white drawings and prints, portraiture becomes a mirror of the human mind. The works evoke atmospheres of mystery and darkness, exploring the inner cycles that lead us both toward introspection and the repetition of destructive patterns.
Pieces such as Ceremonia, Descomposición, and Recuerdos Olvidados suggest a journey into the more shadowed territories of memory and experience. Others, like Engranes, offer metaphors of the world as avast machine, where every detail, visible or invisible, is essential to sustaining balance.
Tinta y Sombra emerges as a reflection on our dual nature: light and shadow, the conscious and the hidden, coexisting in constant tension. Within that friction lies what makes us profoundly human.
