I remember my childhood always looking for things to discover and toys to play and disarm.

I was always very curious to understand how things work, disassembling and creating toys, or combining them with others to create something new and different.

This curiosity and creativity became a necessity during my early adolescence, when i began to explore disciplines such as carpentry, ceramics and painting in a workshop of expression in my community, which opened my doors to a wonderful world of possibilities.

Then, in my more formal studies, i immersed myself in the field of electronics (as i mentioned earlier, i have always loved to create and disarm toys, especially if they were electronic), which in turn led me to the fascinating world of computer science, a passion that lasts until today.

AT 18, FOR A PERIOD OF TWO YEARS, I HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF STUDYING PAINTING WITH THE MASTER MARIO GIACOYA IN THE ARAMAYO GALLERY, WHO INTRODUCED ME TO EXPRESSIONISM, EXPANDING MY ARTISTIC HORIZON.

I also formally ventured into the study of sculpture at the pedro figari school, which gave me the opportunity to express myself through various materials and spaces.

After many years of creative inactivity, i have recreated, but this time in a more relaxed way. i was always certain that i would do it again when the time came, because for me, art represents the purest and most powerful form of expression.

I consider myself simply an art lover, willing to play and experience as i did when i was a child.

Art are not decorative objects, art is expression in pure state.

It is playful, passionate, rational, irrational, irreverent and bold, and it is here to disturb us in the most pleasant way.