I told you so

I told you soAre empty words better than an awkward silence? ? A nasty myopia combined with a touch of coquetry can they pass for snobbery? With a hint of lying and manipulation, a separation can it be done without pain? Is it better to always agree or to have his own opinion? Passive, aggressive, or both? Greek salad or pizza, this evening? Are you listening to me, or are you just pretending? In a series of scenes that fit into each other, Candela Sierra reflects on all these questions and many more, and explores, with acuity and lucidity, the communication problems so symptomatic of our times. Follow-up, hypocrisy, lying, navel-gazing, superficiality of relationships, the The list of defects that seem to afflict the modern world is limitless, whether either in a professional environment, in family relationships, friendly or romantic; nothing escapes the Spanish author here, and it is with a caustic humor and a line that is adorned with bright colors that she dissects living together in the 21st century version, pressing hard where it matters hurts. With it, Candela Sierra makes a spectacular entrance into the world of comic strip, and we promise you that we haven't heard the last of it of her.Candela Sierra (Ronda, 1990) graduated in fine arts from the university from Granada and holds a master's degree specializing in comics from Angoulême.