After studying art and learning woodwork, I worked as a sculptor in a very unorthodox way. At first in a somewhat Dadaist way, with a multitude of found objects, to gradually find a dialogue with the objects (usually furniture) and then learning to place them in space (sometimes public space).

I've also made wooden pieces from a block or ceramic pieces from ideas. Pieces that also showed that fusion of imagined objects, but that could be realized as one. This has given me a much broader vision of sculpture, neither repetition, nor representation, but a presentation of a personal universe, a position and some ideas. A questioning of reality and of the barriers that human beings impose on themselves. Always looking for a clear concept with a convincing aesthetics. I do not understand sculpture as a balsam of beauty, this must be rather a revulsive for the viewer, a turning point, a rare mineral in the mouth of the volcano.