Challenges and Stumbles in the Millennial Era.

The series "Come On!! I Know You Can Do It!" immerses us in highly compelling and perplexing landscapes. Through meticulous work that began with pencil and charcoal drawing, with flashes of acrylic on paper and canvas, a profound and detailed study of accidents is presented; however, by focusing on details and deformities, the boundaries between abstraction and reality become blurred. These representations, far from being mere highly stylized images, become allegories of millennial life: a life marked by constant pressure for excellence and an insatiable thirst for self-improvement.

Millennials, the generation that has grown up in a globalized, digitized, and constantly changing world, have been bombarded with the idea that they must be many things that perhaps they cannot achieve: they must be better, faster, more efficient. They have been instilled with the desire to exceed expectations, to be more powerful, more economically capable, and therefore, more powerful. However, as the series reflects, this excessive ambition can lead to self-destruction. It's a race against time, against oneself, where stumbling is inevitable.

Within the drawing series, repeated studies of the same scene can be observed, such as a car that seems to "slide" or "trip" over a whimsical but lethal banana peel. This image, despite its apparent simplicity, is extremely powerful.