Each painting begins with a story.
Through these writings, the myth that guides my art is unveiled — a living force, ancient and sacred, where spirits, dreams, and symbols come to life.
Toga woke me up and told me I had to go to the planet created by the process in which Gou, Genoxi, and Ram had participated, so I set off. The landscape I encountered upon arrival was exactly what I expected: a giant ball floating without any signs of life. I embedded myself in the obsidian and began to take root. At that moment, I was a fungus, and the mycelium that grew from me became the origin of life in that place. After a network of fungi was created, moss began to appear on the surface.
Gou, Genoxi, and Ram joined forces to create sand where Malhecho trees could grow. I scattered seeds through the mycelium network I had generated across the planet. Camus and Zanda became the first Malhecho birds, singing and dancing to attract each other.
However, this first world is not the world where you, humans, live. It was a first step to create Olrab and the bird, two Malhecho creatures who helped us conceive the Earth, through friendship, which is another form of love.
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