Parpadeos

Known for his acidic and ironic vignettes, El Roto surprises us with an incursion into the literary genre of aphorisms with more than 700 maxims through which he exposes his theory about fine arts and the way in which he conceives and works. painting and drawing. But not only does he reflect on creative processes, he also reviews the history of art in small doses and summons artists such as Rubens, El Greco, Matisse or Rothko. With these ingenious, lucid and laconic blinks accompanied by his own drawings, the most important author of graphic humor in Spain joins the long tradition of the art of aphorism, which in Spanish literature has included voices such as María Zambrano, Ramón and Cajal and Antonio Machado.