A ceramist whose singular career combines architecture, social commitment and a passion for materials. With a degree in architecture, he has developed a particular sensitivity to space, form and the interactions between people and their environment. This training was enriched by his experience as a local councillor, where he managed projects for local authorities, and by his commitment to humanitarian work, which strengthened his ability to listen, adapt and understand social and environmental issues.

Today, he devotes his time to creating large-scale ceramic pieces, a material he favours for its deep symbolism and its connection to the earth. Ceramics, fashioned from mineral resources, bear witness to the origins of the world and embody a collective memory that transcends time. His monumental works, often inspired by archetypal anthropological forms such as amphorae, weave a link between past and present, questioning our relationship with nature, history and our responsibility in the face of contemporary ecological challenges.

Its artistic approach is based on adaptation and integration with the context in which its creations come to life. Each project is conceived as a sensitive and respectful response to the place that hosts it, whether in terms of its history, its use or its specific issues. Through his work, he seeks to create a dialogue between art, space and the public. His monumental installations invite exploration and contemplation, transforming each encounter into an immersive experience in which forms, textures and sensations combine to awaken collective reflection.