At the age of twelve he starts drawing and painting classes with the landscape painter Cati Oliver Nicolau, where he learns the use of the pictorial techniques of the Mallorcan school.

He studied Fine Arts in Barcelona, where he learned other artistic techniques and, above all, the history, theory and philosophy of art. He also obtained the certificate of pedagogical aptitude to be able to teach art classes.

In 2012 she took an intensive course in ‘painting and personal inspiration’ at Saint Martin’s School in London, with the artist Guy Noble.

He has had several exhibitions in Mallorca and Barcelona, and had an exhibition in Croatia in 2010 where he spent 3 months getting to know the art and culture of the country.

His painting mainly studies the landscape from various points of view, going from the most classical, figurative and impressionist, to reach a point of personal deconstruction that ends in abstract forms without losing the essence of landscape. The environment that surrounds us is changing and is being manipulated by humans, and this is represented with different pictorial techniques, from the most classical ones such as glazing or impasto, and other more experimental ones such as removing paint through scratching.

The construction and deconstruction of the landscape is the main driving force in his painting.

He currently lives in Palma and works in his studio/art academy, painting and teaching art classes.