Mexican poet and painter born in Tampico Tamaulipas in 1953, he has lived in eight countries on four continents for more than forty years; He began to venture into the plastic arts in a self-taught way less than fifteen years ago, driven by his literary work - he has published several notebooks on painting and some outstanding painters. In that period, his prolific production has been shown in individual exhibitions on almost 40 occasions, in galleries, museums and cultural centers in our country and abroad, highlighting the shows mounted in the "Juan Cabré" Museums in Zaragoza, Spain; of Modern Art of Cartagena de Indias, Colombia; The Tlalpan History Museum, in Mexico City; the Museum of the Birthplace of Zapata, in Morelos, and in the "Casas Borda" of Taxco and Cuernavaca.
In this last institution, he exhibited the numerous works that made up the "katastrophe" exhibition, mounted in the five galleries of what was Maximilian's official residence. It should be noted that his installation "Air and Light of India" could be seen in squares and avenues of Mexico City, among others, those of Santo Domingo, Pino Suarez, Metro Tlatelolco and Avenue Álvaro Obregón, in addition to the Museum of Anthropology of Xalapa.