You've made it here, despite every counter-effort. The least I can do is be sincere about the story behind the name.
He is often called a filmmaker, cinematographer or storyboard artist. The labels are convenient, if reductive. His true aspiration is to transcend them and be known, simply, as an Artist.
For now, he crafts storyboards for studios across the globe, including 3 Doubles Producciones (Spain), Mack Animation (Germany), SHED (Canada), and B-Water Animation Studios (Spain). His work has contributed to projects like the animated series Ghosts of Ruin, feature films such as Flamingo Flamenco and Nimuendaju (selected for Annecy 2025), commercial campaigns, and mobile games. This is the public record
But his story isn’t in the credits or the résumés. Born into a working-class family, he has never forgotten where he came from, or the hunger, pain, and struggle that came with it. He found in art a means of survival in every sense. Art is all he ever had and his first and most enduring love
He believes the foundation of a powerful image is laid long before the first sketch or click. It is built through observation, through the patience to watch a scene unfold in life before attempting to capture it. The work he does for clients lives on its audience. The work he does for himself is a continuous study: a search for a specific truth within memory and fantasy, affection, and the fragile hope of mortality.
If you've found this, you were looking. So here's the summary:
He works with his hands.
He builds scenes, sequences
He solves visual problems.
But he prefers the question to the answer.
If your project requires this approach, you know where to find him.