Through his own filter, deforming and sometime irreverent, FLASE represents all that can strike, astound, discomfort both one's own state of mind and that of the one who, observing one of his works, can say to himself "I thought so too." FLASE is everyone's art. In this historical moment, reminding everyone that "to enjoy, give, be a hero, believe, love, be beautiful, live... easily" is a an easy thing to do and a duty of each person in recreating his or her own life.