HELLO
I studied Industrial Engineering, which has primarily influenced the way I observe and understand space. It accustomed me to analyzing how elements relate to one another, how they are organized, and how a small change can alter the whole. In 2010, I began an intensive eight-year training period at the studio of painter Eduardo Lozano, a decisive stage in the development of my personal artistic language. Since 2013, I have been professionally developing my painting practice, with a growing international presence.
About Me
Working primarily with oil and acrylic on canvas, my work spans a wide range of formats, from intimate small-scale pieces to monumental, large-scale creations. A key milestone in my exhibition history includes a major solo exhibition in 2023 at the Palacio de Montemuzo in Zaragoza. Additionally, my work was selected for the prestigious Isabel de Portugal Painting Prize in both its 2023 and 2026 editions, featuring in their respective collective exhibitions.
My paintings are represented by international galleries such as Eisenhauer Gallery in Edgartown and Dean Day Gallery in Houston (USA), x23 Gallery in Leipzig and LUMAS Gallery through Fine Art prints (Germany), and Olga Julián Galería in Zaragoza (Spain). Furthermore, my pieces form part of private collections across the globe, including the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Israel, Austria, the United Kingdom, Lebanon, India, and Singapore.
Beyond the gallery space, I actively collaborate with art consultancies and advisory firms. The Seattle-based firm Parade Art has commissioned several of my works for high-end commercial and multifamily residential projects, such as The Mark Chestnut in Philadelphia and Gateway Crossing in California. I also collaborate with Art Acumen in London. My visual language has also crossed into the publishing and music industries; my pieces were selected for the album cover of Transparency by the Glasgow-based alternative rock band Twin Atlantic, as well as the cover of the book Ore, Ore by the Argentine publishing house También el Caracol."
