I grew up in a family of architects and designers, and for that reason I had access to different types of art, materials, and media, at a very young age.

My first works, around the age of 10, featured charcoal on paper, pyrogravure and oil painting on Eucatex, in a more classic style.

But I always heard that art would never pay my bills, so I went to exercise my creativity in other worlds, like technology. At that moment, art for me was just a way of describing beauty.

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In 2011, art brought a new meaning to me, a search for myself, and then I started my first contemporary traits.

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The first essay of the series "Les Jardins" then came up, with the work "Os invertebrados".

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The birth of my son Luca, as well as some particular scenarios in which I found myself, motivated me to use art as a tool to foster the construction of a more balanced world. At that moment I felt the need to incorporate recycled elements and social themes.

I would not classify my work as sustainable or ecological, but as an appeal to balance in this world of dualities.

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