Textuality is understood as the layering of many elements in order to create a texture.

In art, textuality would be the result of layers of colours or any combination of elements on a blank surface.
In music, the different voices of a same instrument, the rhythm or the harmonic soil on imaginary silence.

Together or individually, these elements create a density, where we place feelings and ideas, we remember, we reveal,  we reflect and we create.

In this project I rediscover Miró, Klee and Kandinsky as an act of closeness to art, to music, and to myself.

Texture has become a feeling.