Margot is like a portrait made of flowers. It is inspired by the tango that Gardel sang.
Flowers are used as articulated language where an action occurs.
What’s the song say:
“I remember: you had almost nothing to wear;
Today you wear silk trousseau with rococo roses …
Your presence bursts me, I would pay not to see you!
If even your name has changed, how did you change your luck:
You are no longer my Margarita … now they call you Margot! “

“Yo me acuerdo: no tenías casi nada que ponerte;
Hoy usás ajuar de seda con rositas rococó…
¡Me revienta tu presencia, pagaría por no verte!
Si hasta el nombre te has cambiado como cambiaste de suerte:
Ya no sos mi Margarita… ¡ahora te llaman Margot!”

Obra original impresa con tintas sublimadas sobre planchas de aluminio de 1mm de grosor en una edición limitada de 10 unidades en tamaño circular de 100cm de diámetro.
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Original work printed with sublimated inks on 1mm thick aluminum plates in a limited edition of 10 units in a circular size of 100cm in diameter.