By his grandparents’ artists painters, Javier nourished, since childhood, an inclination insured by the arts. Supported by his family, he draws and paints as he learns the lives of famous artists through books. At the end of his secondary education, he joined a higher school of architecture, second field he likes. After three years of learning, drawing the sad observation that an architect’s career was not sufficiently worn in creation for him, Javier abandoned his training without knowing what his destiny would be.

Attracted by Pop art, and mainly by the work of the American artist Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997), the young man takes his interest in the Mexican painters of this movement and begins, first timidly and humbly, his own production.
As he painted, Javier regained the passion that animated him when he was a child, and ended up making very many acrylics on canvas which he adorns the walls of his apartment. From thread to needle, his works will attract more and more people, until he is tempted to consider a career.

Today, after five years of developing his technique and know-how, Javier has developed a personal style that is firmly in tune with his time. A fervent heir to Pop art, he in turn likes to interpret, according to his own criteria and sensibilities, the icons of the world of entertainment or the characters from the universe of comics that are now part of our collective memory, not without a certain humour and a dose of provocation.

BIOGRAPHY 2001-2018

• Collective Exhibition in Pop Atelier Mariana Garcia and Art Point Polanco galleries in Mexico City.

• Collective exhibition in museum Franz Mayer, Mexico City, 2018 y 2017.

• Art Department, Mexico City, 2016.

• Exhibition Bancomer Santa Fe, Mexico City, 2016.

• Exhibition in Constanza Polanco, Mexico City, 2015.