Juan Luis Moraza

“The range of possible themes is as broad as human experience itself. Art is art not because of the themes it addresses, but because of how they are addressed.
And what I find in art is an incredibly rich and complex vehicle, the richest and most complex I’ve encountered, for exploring those themes, because art has a unique way of integrating all the cognitive experiences of humanity. In art, as in no other discipline, all sorts of elements are united and intermingled: purely sensory aspects are entwined with profound psychological, cultural and ideological factors, and all this is organised in a very specific way, in a piece of organised matter that constitutes the work of art.”