At the heart of "Cirko Bizzaro" is a celebration of the weird and the “cutesque” – that moment where something adorable suddenly becomes distressing. Through my paintings, I seek to challenge conventional notions of beauty and normativity, inviting viewers to embrace the uniqueness of every form of life. In a world that often demands conformity, the circus provides a sanctuary for misfits and outcasts, a place where strangeness is not only accepted but celebrated.

The aesthetic of "Cirko Bizzaro" is a blend of the cute, the grotesque and the whimsical, both eerie and the enchanting. Each painting is a riot of color and texture, with layers of detail that invite viewers to linger and explore. From the intricate patterns adorning the costumes to the expressive faces of the characters, every element is intended to seduce the viewer into topsy-turvy world of the circus.

But beneath the surface spectacle lay deeper questions about acceptance and self-expression. Through the fantastical lens of the circus, I explore themes of identity, hybridity, and the abject, challenging the idea of selfhood. In a world that often seeks to categorize and define us, the characters of "Cirko Bizzaro" serve as a reminder of the pleasures to be found in our quirks and idiosyncrasies.

As you make your way through "Cirko Bizzaro," I ask you to open your mind to the possibilities of the strange and the wonderful, as well as the ugly and distressing. Allow yourself to inhabit a world where the ordinary is turned upside down. Whether you find yourself laughing with anxious delight, or shivering with a familiar unease, remember that in the world of the circus, there is room for every part of you.

So step right up, ladies and gentlemen, “boys and girls”, and especially those of us who are in-between, and join me on this adventure of the imagination I call "Cirko Bizzaro." Leave your preconceptions and judgements at the door and prepare to be amazed, for in this world of weird and cutesque characters, anything is possible. Welcome to the circus of the bizarre, where the only limit is your imagination."