I remember the first time was when I was seven
we went to a militar orchestra and there was a band
and there was a funny old man with a trumpet
he had a funny face
so I grabbed my notepad and started to draw
that day all my classmates started to note my drawings
and I liked the idea
I came to Buenos Aires in the year 2004
I had 15 Pesos and the travel ticket
I bought the ticket with the money I earned drawing
Well, I arrived, sleept two nights in the streets
and due to people I met at parties
I got a job washing dishes and delivering papers
and then I could pay the college
there I got into the arts a little more
and I was always practising drawing
and in about three years I was participating in exhibitions
I started to make street interventions doing graffiti
with sprays
it was two years ago
My life was like an adventure
I mean experienced the streets
living like a ghost
and then suddenly met a lot of people and
feel so comfortable in a place like Buenos Aires
which is a city for artists, designers, filmmakers
It's a very attractive and beautiful city
The streets give me the feeling that the people
admire more a graffiti, without knowing about arts,
than going to an exhibition and I think the streets
basically the people, the city's dynamic makes it
wealthier and elevates the work
People should struggle in life
to get their eyes opened
I mean basically we're constantly get hit since
when we are young
and we get to know and develop ourselves through
pain and changes that provoke us to be different
people and have an unique point of view
What happened to me made me meet lots of people
and help them when I can, if they want to
I learned that there's nothing more important than
believing in people
Beyond the mistakes feel and love people
because life works this way and also art
Art is the only politic that have no flag