Visual artist, academic and researcher, he is recognized as one of pioneers in the field of Arts & Science, as he is a researcher on the application of the NASA’s nanomaterial silica aerogene in Visual Arts, Design and Architecture.  His use of nanomaterial silica to create sculptures and art materials has allowed for new ways to think about materiality, art and science. His academic, as well as his artistic background (12 solo exhibitions, more than 20 participants in international Art & Science exhibitions and conferences across the world), paves the way for new interactions of scientific research with Art and Design.