I begin this collection with six works which, as the name suggests, is a travelogue (I never finished any of the many I started), like most of my work, it is autobiographical: experiences I have been through, periods and different centres of interest, successes and failures, obsessions, convictions and doubts, migrations, childhood, illness... the relationship I have as an individual with my environment, with nature, as changeable as the road to maturity. Cuadernos de viaje tells of an initial state and its evolution, by displacement in space and/or time. I start from the nest of my childhood or I head towards that nest, looking at the master J. Miro out of the corner of my eye.