Shades of Cadmium

The title of the series brings together two opposing concepts and dissolves their duality by positing them as a relationship of cause and effect. Although rooted in earlier sources, this idea uses more complex formats and redirects attention towards the reverse side of the obvious: if cadmium represents the visible in reds, magentas, oranges and yellows — all chosen for their extreme warmth and luminosity —shadows embody what is concealed by certainties.
It is here that the conflict begins to take shape. Through other figures, attitudes and unusual gestures, what remained hidden until now, deemed to be troublesome or out of place, begins to emerge. Blinding light casts shadows, and it is these shadows that open the door to unexpected new meanings.