These paintings orbit around the search of identity in old age, when silence and emptiness replace social status and employment and is imperative to rethink about our place in the world. This transformation is very personal, sometimes painful, and done in solitude. How people inhabit solitude has been an object of fascination of mine, just like the fact that the way people interact with objects and places define individuality. I observe, almost obsessively, old people’s rituals and routines and collect these solitary moments in photographs, drawings and paintings. I examine the consequences of interior changes in the human body and am interested in the cyclical conquest of individuality.