WRITING
My literary work unfolds in the tension between story, form, memory, and interiority. Narratives often begin linearly, but only as raw material; the real creation emerges when the signifier granting coherence and autonomy is found.
Each sentence strives to capture the flow of thought and the fleeting instant of emotion or memory, without merely describing reality. I structure each work like a unique architecture, layering time, voices, plot, imagery, and sensation into a complex whole.
Writing is, for me, a vital exercise of creative freedom. My work explores themes such as impermanence, space-time, violence, morality, and consciousness, transforming the characters’ personal experiences into subjective narratives that invite the reader to pause and reflect. Each book is an experience in constant reinvention, open to memory, imagination, and formal experimentation. It is in this careful balance of precision, intuition, and rigor that writing becomes literature.