I only work with bronze, apart from the odd exception when I work with clay. Bronze is an ancient material. I adapt it to everyday use, sculptures and jewellery. It is a timeless material, eternally valid and beautiful.

Certainly, the use of bronze is linked to tradition and the past, but combined with techniques developed in the 1990s, tradition and innovation go hand in hand without interfering with each other, but rather enhancing each other.

A piece is well done when, once it is finalised, I will not remember it. This means that the creation suited the person who commissioned it. Well done is when I immediately understand the preferences the client had.

I practise an innovative technique in the sense that I work bronze as though it were metallic clay. I use bronze powder. Cellulose binder and water are added. A first firing at 500°C burns the binder and a second one, at 900°C, sinters the metal. At the end of the process, only bronze remains.