Wood wall art & Wounded wood works

Although industrialization has brought great benefits to the human species, it is also true that this incessant race, by definition, has been ignoring or leaving aside everything that does not adapt to its structure. One of the consequences of this process, which has negatively affected us as a culture, is that we have progressively and constantly developed and continue to develop an enormous inability to find value, even reaching the point of contempt, for everything that does not easily conform to the standard.

One of the aims of my work is to make visible what is rejected, exploring the aesthetic value of what commonly, and especially industrially, would be considered imperfect, scrap or simply useless.



I work as an artisan under the concept that Art is an exercise in communication, not necessarily language based, that is achieved —occasionally— through the interaction of a work and an observer.

About "Wounded wood" series

Occasionally, a piece of wood appears whose imperfections and flaws suggest a specific functional piece. The "Wounded Wood" series aims not only to exploit these flaws but also to enhance and give aesthetic value to something that, at first glance, would be unsuitable for work.