Born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1973. He studied the Sociology career at the Central University of Venezuela, simultaneously attending the School of Applied Arts of Caracas, currently known as the Visual Arts School, Cristóbal Rojas, in which he learns from teachers such as Luisa Richter, Francisco Jung, Pedro Terán and Gego. Art and sociology take him to the University of Barcelona (2002-2004) to a master degree in Cultural Management, there he also learns Catalan Informalism. In 2004 the economic-political situation of his country of origin, made him emigrate to Guadalajara-Mexico, where he made his first solo exhibitions. In the Cabañas Cultural Institute, he lives with artists such as: Toni Guerra, Anna Cooke, Sandra Carvajal and Neftalí Camacho, among other heirs of the aesthetic liberties that allowed the Rupture movement in Mexico in the 50s.