Together with his girlfriend and colleague Ananda Nahu, he travels the world and records his impressions, first through photographic records. They then translate the images into a “visual conversation”, painting. The images are sometimes politically charged and always socially involved. A perspective on a reality.

Terms such as graffiti art, moralist, urban art are attempts to put the work into words. But the complexity, both in image and content, is best just experienced. Where words know their limitations, feeling finds a place.

If the world doesn't let every human being shine, Izolag will give them a place in the spotlight. Gripping snapshots, with a vision and perspective. He captures the image with an effective eye for detail. Every person and every journey has its own baggage.

Featured, magnified and often stripped of its original habitat, man gives another dimension to the existing reality in his visual work.

Many layers of newspaper on canvas and city walls (crumbled, lived or not) are the work field of this artist.

Bij gebrek aan begrip van de oude generatie leraren, heeft hij zijn opleiding aan de Braziliaanse kunstacademie vroegtijdig verlaten om zijn visie op eigen benen verder te ontwikkelen.