I’ve been creating since school, long before I called myself an artist.

It started with simple visual experiments over twenty years ago, later, I studied design and photography, learning carefully how light, composition, and detail shape the way we see the world.

years of experimentation naturally came together into the visual language I use today, and every creative experience continues to shape what I'll make next.

It started with a question that never left me.

At school I discovered Dalí, Magritte, and Chema Madoz, and I kept wondering how someone could imagine worlds that feel so impossible yet so real. That curiosity slowly became a way of thinking. Without knowing it, I trained myself to question reality and push imagination further. Everything I’ve created since has been shaped by that early fascination, and it continues to guide where to go next

An evolving archive of images and intuition.

I’ve been collecting images and visual references for more than twenty years.

They form an ever-growing library that I return to when building new work. I experiment, combine fragments, and follow my intuition until the compositions feel 'right' I don’t usually define a meaning for a piece, because I believe there are multiple stories within every work, and the viewer completes it through their own experience.