As a child, I was given a book about Native Americans for Christmas. I was fascinated by the illustrations with looms, rugs and woven moccasins. I still have it.
I started working on looms when I was twenty using a simple frame. In Holland, in the early nineties, I learned to weave on a low-warp loom, which is used to weave finer, longer and wider fabrics.
On my return to Mallorca I continued experimenting with high and low warp looms, exhibiting in various galleries on the island.
In the nineties I opened a textile workshop in Sineu and later installed the loom in the antique shop in Pollensa that I opened with Robert L. Hinton.
But in the mid-2000s I switched from textiles to painting, it was more immediate, more attractive.
Not long ago I returned to the looms, always recycling materials such as denim, or cotton and linen fabrics that I dye myself. Now the result is not simply artisanal, another vision of the world appears there.
I am currently working on a textile installation in the countryside that I have called “Refugio”, where I combine old Mallorcan fabrics with fabrics of my own that I woven years ago, and I am collaborating with photographers Miquel Juliá and Gabriel Ramon on a photographic performance around this installation.
The project "Shelter" will be presented at Can Monroig from December 17th.
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