He studied fine arts and rural sociology, and is currently preparing his PhD in Art and Agricultural Ecology. He links culture and nature in actions, long-term social processes, cooperative experiences, drawings or installations, always related to aspects of identity, crisis, utopia and social change. He has displayed his work around the world in several art centres and biennials. In 2012 he won the Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change for Creative Time (New York). In 2009 he set up the collaborative and para-institutional platform INLAND - Campo Adentro, in which he dissolves his authorship.