

My modeling clay creations began to become popular. On my report card, Miss Angela wrote “he is a modeling artist”. I went from modeling clay to doodling with no other purpose than having fun. I remember that I won a painting prize and they gave me various ‘El Quixote’ books with real photos and drawn characters. I memorized every page by reading them multiple times. One day they disappeared, but recently I found a similar edition at a book fair. I spent a whopping two euros to retrieve that treasure.

Soon music became an essential part of my life. I persuaded both my grandmother and my mother to buy me an electric guitar. My doubt was whether to buy a left-handed guitar or to adapt and prevent complications, I chose the latter. I am a “refurbished” lefty.
As my interested in music grew, I began studying Graphic Design. That’s when I had my next and perhaps most important revelation: “In digital world there’s room for almost anything I like”. Of course, my degree final project merged music and interface design into an application focused in the guitar world. Since then, I’ve been digitally adapting the world to our needs.

Finally, I’d like you to ponder the following. Shouldn’t our cars in the year 2020 be flying by now? And shouldn’t we be tying our shoes without the need of a piece of string? And, when will we have to stop inventing and memorizing absurd alphanumeric password combinations just to read our email or buy something?
I will continue in my efforts to adapt the world’s surroundings to our needs. Let’s improve today’s interfaces and this will lead us to the future we imagine.