Economist and official account auditor, he abandons his professional activity to dedicate himself exclusively to art.

After retiring to a monastery, he remains practically isolated in a house in the country for twelve years. In his sporadic appearances he holds exhibitions and interventions in some of the most prestigious art galleries: Yvon Lambert, Stadler, White Box, Theredoom, Davidov…

Among others, the prestigious historian, art critic of the New York Times and at the time rector of the Superior School of Visual Arts in New York, Thomas McEvilley, dedicates an essay to the work of this artist.

He has been curator in collaboration with the MOMA, PS1, Whitney Museum and Guggenheim Museum, of the Best New York Art editions, 2008 and 2009.

Currently he continues his work as an artist and curator; publishes and directs the Postcontemporanea magazine and prepares the next first edition of Art In The World. Lives and works in Madrid and New York.