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Cages and flights begin with a long dive into the world of his childhood
and his dreams, to capture feelings that turn into memories, self-delusions,
fears and anxieties. The works are pretexts, which he collects from
the depths of his memories expressing them with humor and self-sarcasm.
They take on a general meaning because these types of flights and
dives have to do with all of us.
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