The canvaas have a lot of energy and movement. Is this a reflection of your personality or not?
GC: It has to do too much with my personality, although I often feel that I have two opposite poles. I am a person who looks calm, maybe is this aspect that most people notice, but I am someone who cannot be stopped. I sleep little, as soon as I weak up I have to get out and walk as soon as I feel the house silently gotta go. Nobody puts me to run, but I like to walk and maybe this move is that I had with me, I had to print on my canvaas. Since the movement is always a constant in my work. And I think that has much to do with my personality and with my training. I've been in fine arts and the first impact of the artistic life that I had was a teacher who precipitated my motto for the human figure and movement, though each of us has printed in essence certain characteristics. I remember in class we have a lady of a certain age who would settle for us, which was on top of a table and in constant motion. We had to learn to draw it as well, which was very difficult for me at the time I was only eighteen years old, but I was fascinated by this body in movement, the woman had very strong forms due to her age. This was it. Then I left two to three years the fine arts, had to restart with another type of concept, but I loved it. Then later I went back this process.
I noticed that you expressed artistically through painting, but you also use other contents, where do you feel most comfortable?
GC: Usually by painting over the years was the most developed as a technique. I always loved sculpture, part of the volume, but I never exercised much because you cannot do everything. It takes a space, an environment and you have to master certain techniques. I always liked pottery, but at the time we were forced to paint only and not to use the volume. All that stayed the bug as they say in Madeira. Lately I returned to rummage in the ceramic, stir in the volumes and in the material. After I keep things and I like to use them as accessories. I am no longer worried about image. The hanger I made for the collection of Moorish design gallery has a collar that can be used as a support for others.
