It has certainly been great fun to see each of the works, and above all it has been spectacular to see the artist's talent, both in the facial features, every minute detail, and, as you rightly said, the variety of materials he works with.

The sculpture of the smile really does make you smile, like the two in the theatre. I think they are part of a series and they are entertaining. But the ones I liked the most, even though I am not a practising Catholic, are the wooden sculptures of the cross. The reliefs, the carving in a single piece and the cloth or folds show great talent and skill. I have always been fascinated by woodwork, and these are beautiful.

The sculptures of women really catch the eye, but at the same time they demonstrate a great knowledge of the human body in their artistic execution. The sculpture of the blind man struck me. When I looked at it closely, I saw that it had a texture as if, at the end of the work and before it dried, a cloth had been placed on it to create that effect, and it was done with an awareness of what the artist wanted to achieve. Fabulous.

These have been great works of art, thank you very much for this. A big hug!

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