Biography:

Born in Mexico City in December 26 in 1948. He is a Photographer, Multimedia Artist, Journalist and Architect.

- 1968-1975 Professional studies: Architecture. UNAM
- 2004-2005 Masters in Architecture UNAM. Thesis with honorable mention: "Architecture and Multimedia: A pedagogical experience"
- 2002-2007 Publisher and director of the Latin American Forum of Photography
- 2004-2007 Professor of Multimedia in the Masters and the Doctorate of Architecture at UNAM
- 1997-2007 Individual Expositions in Mexico, Argentina, Cuba, France, Italy, Nicaragua, the United States, Uruguay, England and Bolivia
- 1985 First International prize of photography PRAVDA newspaper: Moscow USSR
- Selected in the 5th, 7th and 8th Photography BIENNALIES of Centro de la Imagen
- 2001-2007 President of the Joop Swart Master-class World Press Photo in Mexico and Central America (held in Amsterdam, Holland)
- 2005 Official Selection of the New Journalism CEMEX FNPI Prize Gabriel García Márquez, Colombia, with the project “I want to tell you: Reflections and testimonies of cerebral palsy”
- 2001-2005 Dissemination Work  in TV and radio: Univisión “Despierta América”, TV Azteca (Desde temprano), Telemundo América (Al Rojo Vivo), Canal 11, Canal 22, Notimex, Radio Educación, Radio Red and Radio Centro among others.

Statement:

I want to tell you: Reflections and testimonies around cerebral palsy.
Cerebral palsy is not an illness, it´s a muscular suffering originated by an accident, mainly from birth or in very early ages. This photographic essay testifies the personal and social relationships of some children that are under the care of the PropPeople with Cerebral Palsy Association in Mexico, APAC. These children are aware of their condition and everything that happens around them, because cerebral palsy does not affect the brain, intelligence usually remains intact and sometimes they can be brilliant or even superior in creativity and reasoning. This suffering does not mean the child is mentally retarded or lunatic.

“I want to tell you”, is what these children seem to express, asking us for permission to socially interact, to be accepted, to receive specialized medical care, to be loved and to enjoy life.
The purpose of this work, initiated more than 10 years ago, is to help the propagation of the real causes and characteristics of cerebral palsies.

The people that suffer this seem to tell us: You can help me by accepting me as I am… I want to tell you a lot of other things. But first, I need you to be willing to listen to me.