I was born in Buenos Aires a winter of 1990. From my first years of life, my family could see my artistic inclinations as a creative necessity. 

I was passionate about destroying any toy my parents gave me. 

They found the solution: a homemade drum. My mother conveyed me her fanaticism for reading. My time at school was turbulent due to my attention deficit. Nothing caught my attention. I took the subject "art". My teacher maintained, during the three years of my studies, that I was her worst student, due to my lack of interest. 

 

No university career captivated me. I've played drums in over 20 Punk Rock bands. My first contact with art occurred on a night like any other, when I came across a TV program about tattoos. I set out to become a tattoo artist, but my goal lasted only three minutes: my needs for perfection and my constant indecision wouldn't allow me to correct the tattoo. However, it was the first time that I felt the necessity to express my feelings. 

Then, I decided to meet again with some old friends: the brushes that I hated so much at school. 

 

My first contact with the world of pictorial art, was thanks to my mother and the habit of reading, I ventured into art history. I remember those afternoons as a child, we used to sit with my mother in the park of my house and read books. 

The artists that most captivated me were Van Gogh, Miguel Ángel and the fusion of the artists Rembrandt and Monet “Remonet”, which I had created because of the admiration I had for them. 

 

Thanks to my natural gift for painting, in my beginnings in painting, I was able to express my art to famous people from my country and the world: Khalid Al Qassimi,  

Jennifer DeLonge, Marcelo Tinelli, Carlos Tevez, Perez Companc family, Bonomi family, Alejandro Roemmers, among others. 

 

I worked for the brands Kosiuko, Herencia Custom Garage and Raven Shoes. 

 

Meanwhile, I've worked for 10 years in a supply & logistics company. Painting was my hobby, where I could be myself, where I forgot about the real world, and could express my imagination, madness and ideas about the universe on a canvas. 

 

In January 2020, I've decided to go for everything: turn my hobby into a way of life.