Since my youth in the '60s, exploring oil painting to drawing, carved wood to cast cement, I have invented a personal world of the imagination that I desire to share, crossing all ages, races and creeds. The color pencil drawings appear as an alternative universe, familiar at the same time as strange, recalling Yves Tanguy or De Chirico. The scenes turbulent, yet inviting, are dreamlike and meditative, evoking emotions according to the individual viewer's own visceral reaction. My work demands the viewer to keep scouring the surface of the compositions, searching amidst the ethereal shapes to find what their imagination and spirit shows them. For me they parody the human condition and origins, perhaps their future.