Year: 2020, together with Claudia Roselló and David Martí. Produced by Mobles114.

Black ceramics are obtained through the oxidation of the iron present in the clay during firing. This process is carried out by sealing the kiln once the wood combustion is finished, retaining the smoke and letting it rest for about 15 days. It is an ancient technique, practically disappeared.

Starting from this firing process, a series of pieces were designed and finished with this technique. The Foscas collection arises from the selection of molds from a rotary press and extrusions of existing basic pieces, making use of the most industrial part of the ceramic process.

And here is a random and condensed selection of various other works completed in recent years:

Palma de Mallorca, 1983.

Writing your own "About" page is always a bit awkward.

I could ask someone else to write it, but that somehow feels even stranger.

So instead, I'll leave you with one of the latest interviews I've given. It's probably the closest thing to an "About" page I'll ever write.

READ HERE!

The interview was conducted by Mario Alessiani. Thanks Mario.

The vast majority of the photos you will see on this website are from the following photographers: José Serrano, Jara Varela, Coke Bartrina, Claudia Mauriño, Iris Humm, Salva López and Adrià Cañameras.

And the website has been designed by N&MS (Mark Bohle and Nam Huynh) and developed by Jonas List.