This piece represents a seated psychologist, writing in her notebook with a pen that is a nail. The style is cartoon-like and mixes curved lines and planes. Hand carved, this sculpture is composed with different types of wood such as pink cedar, American pine, mara cedar and cerejeira. The woods were chosen for their colour and grain to give the piece more strength.

This is a caricature sculpture representing a typical scene of the city of Montevideo. It is a group of four amateur fishermen sitting at Rambla Sur in front of the Río de la Plata. Carved by hand, they conserve the memory of the tool in their angular cuts.

This piece represents a female cycling peloton. It has a lot of colour, various shades of yellow mixed with orange and some purple. The drawing of this piece is of a great movement given by the wheels stretching forward and the crouching cyclists dodging the wind that blows in their hair.

This wooden sculpture in natural tones represents a typical scene of any neighbourhood in Montevideo. The woman's hair and shirt are made of timbó wood, a detail that makes it special. It preserves the cuts of the tool with which it was carved. This work celebrates leisure and free time.

In this sculpture, special care was taken with the combination of woods. The photographer's trousers are a combined block of 6 types of wood mixed together. The shirt is olive wood and the arms and face are made of pink cedar. The natural tones are combined with a subtle shade of orange in the hair and the black of the camera.