Jan. Terracota, 35 x 20 x 30cm.

He creates sculptures using the traditional terracotta technique, which allows him to connect with an ancestral way of working, finding a simultaneously primitive and fresh touch. He accompanies the sculptures with oil paintings, expanding and discovering his own universe based on popular culture, legends, and traditional myths. The characters he portrays in his work are giants, demons, the devil in animal form, or witches transformed into cats. These characters are viewed from a pre-Christian perspective, where they were considered spirits of nature. Through his works, he aims to explore characters, images, and pagan symbols that have endured within popular culture, reflecting individual psychological processes. Simultaneously, he delves into the collective unconscious and the magical dimension inherent in our culture.