Curriculum

He started ethnographic modelling, creating small-scale models of ‘hórreos’ (typical Galician granaries), mills and farming implements. From 1980 to 1984, he was awarded several photography prizes. In 1984, he founded ‘Yeppa Títeres’, a puppet-theatre company specialized in puppet-making, scenography, small theatres, technical elements, lighting and sound.
He exhibited his ethnographic models all over Spain (León, Madrid, Asturias, Galicia, Guadalajara...) and gave courses on puppet-making and marionettes for children and teachers. He also made advertising and scenography foam rubber elements for ‘Quikilimon’ and ‘Margen’ (theatre companies) and restored giants and figures with huge heads (Vegadeo City Council - Asturias).
He began to work wood with ethnographic motifs and restore wooden furniture. He collaborated with Professor J. María Legazpi (University of Oviedo), giving ideas for his book published by Caja Asturias in 1991.
From 1995 to 2002, he created and elaborated artistic and decorative pieces using wood and other materials. He collaborated with Alfonso Costa (painter and sculptor), designing the trophy for Avilés de Taramancos Literary Contest (2002-2003), organized by Noia City Council (Galicia) and also designed ten wooden and fibreglass sculptures for his exhibition: “A cor da Aire”, Trebellar Gallery, A Coruña (November 2002). In 2002–2003, he created eight ethnographic models for Casa Museo del Agua de Bres (Taramundi - Asturias). In 2005, he restored the three mills of "Muíños do Castelo" Country House in Narahio (A Coruña) and in 2006, he made a model for the Naval Building Museum in Ferrol and restored a carving of Doroña Church (A Coruña).