El Fauno. Sculpture, 63,5 x 36 x 22 cm

His work focuses on attempting to understand the human being and his way of inhabiting and relating to the environment. To achieve this, he has approached the human figure from multiple perspectives, including the elimination and reduction of its constituent parts, their fusion, the mixing of the human with the animal, the human with the vegetal, or the development of visual metaphors through expressive exploration. His recent projects are centered around a personal concern for the state of our environment, given the frenzy and voracity of contemporary society, and the seeming lack of interest shown by humans in caring for their common home. Hence, the need to establish a profound reflection on the relationship between humans and their natural surroundings, advocating for the imposition of a new sensibility in this relationship. The necessity of recovering and rethinking our position within nature is evident.