I could divide his creations in many subjects by his interests and preferences: maidens, love and life, boys, horses, bulls and Fiesta Brava, Peruvian folklore, Don Quixote de la Mancha, César Vallejo, Simón Bolívar, plastic models and projects; pages that I invite you to explore and apreciate.
One day, for example, coming back home from the Fine Arts School, he had lunch quickly, noticeably intrigued by something he kept to himself, without words, he excused himself and entered his studio. Hours later, he explained that he had to "do" her: he had seen her waiting for a bus, she was standing, proud and imposing, she was black, tall and strong; with a glance that fascinated him; she feeling observed and turned away offended....Now there it is, fresh and full of life, full of a newly born spirit, a wonderful work that lives with us since then: "La Tomasa", as he named her, whole body sculpure, in medium format and an astonishing protrait that he made of her.