1. How did your journey as an artist begin?
2. What first drew you to watercolour as your preferred medium?
3. You have spent more than three decades creating art. How has your style evolved over the years?
4. Nature plays a central role in your work. What about it inspires you most?
5. Your paintings often reflect both Spanish and Mexican traditions. How do these cultural influences shape your art?
6. Many of your compositions seem to capture places suspended in time. What emotions do you hope to evoke in your audience?
7. Your work also includes quixotic themes, such as bullfighting and equestrian figures. What led you to explore these subjects?
8. Do you approach watercolour and oil painting differently when developing a new piece?
9. You often reference the influence of Spanish masters. What impact have they had on your creative vision?
10. You allow watercolour to behave freely during your process. How does this collaboration with the medium influence the final outcome?
11. Your oil paintings carry both texture and strength. How do you balance control and spontaneity when working with this medium?
12. You often blend abstraction and figuration. How do you decide the balance between the two in your compositions?
13. What role does emotion play in your creative process?
14. You mention that art is a call for peace and understanding. How do you hope your art contributes to that message?
15. How do you remain connected with the people who appreciate your work?
16. In your view, what is the most rewarding part of being an artist?
17. What advice would you give to emerging artists who are seeking to develop their own voice?
