I was born in Havana in 1964. Throughout my childhood and youth, I watched my father's architectural drawings and the works of local artists and craftsmen, and I began to feel drawn to what humans are capable of expressing and creating with their hands.I studied initially Veterinary Medicine until one day I decided to sign up for the entrance exams to study at the San Alejandro School of Art. Two months later, I was studying sculpture, my true calling, leaving behind veterinary medicine. During this new phase I alternated my evening classes with the work in a jewelry workshop, where I learned to create and execute jewelry designs. But the final push towards the meaning of Art was transmitted to me by the sculptor René Negrín. My initial wood sculptures were joined by stone, marble and steel; and later, woodcut and digital painting. Since 1990, I have taken part in dozens of solo and group exhibitions in museums and art galleries which, along with public works, have allowed my creations to gain exposure over the years. For more than 20 years, I have also participated on a regular basis in monumental sculpture symposiums that have taken my works to Brazil, Russia, Italy and France, among other countries.Having been born and having lived in Cuba has defined my personality and how I see the world, and my work is a reflection of that. But insularity has its limits, and the need to expand them has brought me to Sitges, Spain, where I have lived and worked, alternating with Havana, since 2012. My current works bear the imprint of my life and art journey. My Caribbean essence nurtured by the Mediterranean, and my knowledge of artistic traditional tools and methods along with the use of digital technologies make up my present expressive universe