Looking out the window of one\'s home, to hunt the anonymous passer-by in his image and fugitive and then remove to a parallel world full of recognizable shapes, functional and domestic objects with which we usually live, but this time bounds or out of context, magnified or defunctionalized in a universe so alien and sometimes hostile and full of irony. That is the strategy of Miguel Watio, who lives in Gijon (Asturias) that has surprised with the peculiar mixture of customs, social criticism, surrealism and pop art light that combines From my window.
Watio-born Miguel Jimenez reality, though artistically has chosen to remember a former electricity business, has managed to define ordinary beings and objects and flat acrylic palette own space in which holds the social critique (The New Europe, Banana News , Dodge) with more pedestrian surreal (The Dream of the Fisherman, Rain) in a pictorial record that fits perfectly with a certain grain of Gijon and the gallery that evokes such masters as El Roto.