of huge databases. This complex
world of classification, ordering
and application of information
requires not only a practical mind
but also a great creative capacity.
The creativity that stimulated in
the systems, was transported
to the plastic, specifically to the
sculpture. The systems gave way to
earth, to the modeling of clay and
clay, to the creation of everyday
objects that over time generated
the construction of more complex
figures. Sculptural languages led
him to discover new materials
such as wood and stone, to carve,
polish and intonate, generating an
interesting connection between
his shaped pieces and those that
emerge from the carving. He has
been guided by distinguished
masters in sculpture, engraving
and drawing of the Academy of San
Carlos and the National Institute of
Third eye.
Fine Arts. And he has let himself be led by the subtle teachings of another
of his passions, music, which is somehow heard in his pieces. In the
sculptural work of Fidelio Herrera they emphasize