I was born in London, and moved to Caracas, Venezuela (where my parents are from) when I was a toddler.  From the age of 11 my family to the city of Merida in the Venezuelan Andes. Merida lies between two mountain sierras which provides a spectacular backdrop of snow-capped mountains.

Inspired by the mountains and the local artists, I developed a passion for the visual arts, especially ceramics, and at an early age I created my own studio and started to make my own ceramics, mainly small clay houses which resembled the local colonial architecture. Unfortunately, I stopped making them when I went to University, where I gained a degree in Systems Engineering and I have been working in I.T. ever since. Now after more than 20 years I am reactivating my deep passion for ceramics and have begun to create stoneware pottery using contemporary materials and techniques.

I  opened a ceramic studio at inter-action (http://www.interactionmk.org.uk) Milton Keynes (in 2014) where I became one of the resident artists and after its reorganisation in 2015 I decided to convert the garage of my new house into a studio. Where I continued creating ceramics.