Since I began this process and went through the two DP years, I explored protest art. I wanted to use my art as a way to represent Venezuela to everyone that I presented my art to. In essence, a depiction of my relationship with Venezuela  Venezuela has been going through a political situation and there are many issues which is shown in my art that I like to portray in my work. Inspired by artists who believe that art has a purpose. Like Käthe Kollwitz used to say her art was to voice the pain of her people. “It is my duty to voice the suffering of men…” Her work has been strongly inspirational to me; the way she uses space and how black and white has such a strong impact in the message that is being portrayed. her ideas were of inspiration to me as well, as she voiced suffering for a war, I used her work as inspiration as seen in Exodus inspired by The March. I tried different techniques when developing my work, the media in which the art is presented can influence different ideas and emotions given through the piece. For example, when I used Hockney as inspiration where he says a landscape never gets boring. “it’s not the landscape that is boring but the depiction of it that becomes boring” which is why I was inspired to create a piece to depict the beauty of the country, a piece very vibrant and colorful. I used different artists to guide me to explore the ideas I was trying to convey and the purpose of the work they created as a base of inspiration, the techniques I used are meant to give stronger significance to the work, for example, Stamping for Freedom, based on the Russian constructivism or propaganda, which they used in order to go against the norms of society, fitting for a piece focused on the opposition to the government.