An imaginary forest seeks to offer the viewer an alternative vision and a different way of approaching and experiencing the landscape. It is a poetic reality where metaphors seduce, captivate, play, and embellish. Over the years, I have captured symbolic figures in stone, mud, water, ice, and plastic.

These trees are the fruit of my imagination, emerging from places like Iceland, Rio Tinto, Tenerife, Romania, and Almería, and now they are part of my creative forest. I have seen it grow from my earliest pyrolusites and gradually add other species. Although this gallery only shows a small part of this imaginary forest, it continues to grow constantly, and I am sure it will be immense in the future.