In 2023, I participated in the collective exhibition of Fiebre Photobook and workshop “la Cosecha” at the Reina Sofía Museum, Madrid.

My photobook, titled El Gachi, explores the theme of leaving home from Linares, a small town marked by poverty, where many residents move to the city in search of better opportunities. Through stark contrasts in black and white, I convey the duality of emotional ties and the necessity of departure, capturing the essence of a place left behind.

Two of my works are permanently displayed at 'La Sucursal' bar, located in the Chamberí neighborhood, in Madrid.

The exhibition features two complementary works that speak to the bar itself and its essence, capturing both the atmosphere of the night and the day.

In 2023, I participated in the collective exhibition Postales desde el Limbo, an initiative blending art and solidarity, hosted by Proyecto Hombre, in Zaragoza

In my postcards, I aimed to represent a universal symbol of union and support, reflecting the core values of Proyecto Hombre. I sought to highlight the importance of connection and togetherness.

In 2023, I took part in the ”Diseñatón” hosted by the Museum of Decorative Arts, Madrid a collaborative event bringing together all kind of professionals.

My contribution focused on making the museum more attractive to visitors, proposing creative strategies to enhance its appeal and accessibility while celebrating its rich heritage.

In 2021, I participated in the collective exhibition Grieta, where my work explored the layers of identity.

I presented an artist's book publication that used wallpaper found in a trash can, as a medium to reflect on the multiple layers of identity, blending texture and narrative in an editorial format.

In 2025, I presented my solo exhibition Ideas in Room C of the Tomás y Valiente Cultural Center, Madrid.

Ideas delves into themes of identity, belonging, and personal reflection, inviting viewers to connect with universal concepts through a deeply personal lens.

Exhibition at Microteatro por Dinero in Madrid, presenting a piece inspired by the moon.

My painting explored the moon as a symbol of mystery and constant transformation, inviting viewers to reflect on its connection to human emotions and the passage of time.

In 2016, I presented my second solo exhibition, Todo, at the Hospital El Vivero district, Madrid, showcasing an evolution of my artistic exploration.

Todo showcased all my sketches alongside several completed works, arranged to highlight their pictorial evolution and the progression of my creative journey.

In 2015, at the age of 16, I presented my first solo exhibition, Comienzo, at Espacio Joven La Plaza, Madrid marking the start of my artistic journey.

Comienzo showcased a selection of my drawings and sketches up to that point, carefully curated with the guidance of the center’s director to highlight the foundation of my creative process.