I always love visual art in all its expressions, even if photography is the one I've been cultivating since I was young and that has allowed me to gain national and international visibility and awards. Dazzled by the great Ansel Adams technique and work, my first approach was landscape photography, in slide and negative black and white. I didn’t have a darkroom, but sometimes I could use the equipment at my father’s school. My artistic career then passed through the still life, the naturalistic photo and, more recently, the abstract, the conceptual and modern art in general. I consider photography as a medium for expressing thoughts and emotions. I am an observer and a listener, and since I do not love chatting, I let my works do the talking. For me it is not important the equipment and/or the technique that is used, but exclusively the final result: the work and its intrinsic message.