Whether it's plaster, polystyrene, fiberglass, wood, clay...

I can workout the best way to make a sculpture happen.

I have experience in prop making, set construction and installation, prop purchasing, among others. Creating objects that don't exist is undoubtedly where I have the most fun and feel most comfortable, no matter the request; the weirder the better.

I also collaborate with various companies on custom booth decoration for conventions, new product launches, and more.

I make molds from fiberglass and various types of silicone.

Depending on the project, I offer production of replicas in resin, polyurethane, foam, etc., although I also offer mold making for external use.

I design and style spaces for film, photography, and events.

Each setting is built with attention to atmosphere, materials, and narrative translating ideas into environments that feel real and visually balanced.

Regardless of the finish, I work with acrylic, oil, airbrush, spray paints…

In this digital age, it is very important for me to know several techniques to be able to carry out a project.

Although I am a staunch defender of handmade work, I draw on knowledge in SketchUp, ZBrush, AutoCAD and other digital 3D sculpting and printing programs to be able to do what humans sometimes cannot.

I have knowledge of welding and woodworking machinery.

I also have the skills to restore furniture.

Each project is unique and requires different specifications and skills, which is why it's so important to adapt and be resourceful.

I don't just work with conventional materials or conventional methods; I'm adaptable and embrace challenges. Over time, I've developed my own procedures as well as customized methods for personalized projects.