Reforma Club: A Time to Look at the Path

Appearing in Reforma Club has been, more than an achievement, a moment of pause.

Seeing my work and my story gathered in a single note made me look back: from my arrival in Mexico almost two decades ago, to the evolution of a practice that has not stopped transforming. My work has always been linked to questions about identity, belonging, and change, and over time it has become an increasingly honest reflection of that process.

I work with solid materials such as clay, resin, or bronze, but what interests me is precisely the opposite: the unstable, the emotional, what is in constant mutation.

The article also shows my workshop, that space where ideas, errors, and discoveries coexist. A place that, in many ways, functions as an extension of my mind.

I am very grateful to Reforma Club for this space and for the way they managed to capture my creative universe.

More than a destination, I feel it as a reminder that the path is still open. And that there is still much to explore.