We can define Tony as a curious of the forms made with discarded elements. He tells stories by creating sculptures with a lot of history and personality.
It was his early interest in nature and the objects he found, while focusing his inspiration on iron, bronze, plaster, stones and crystals. In this organic whole, he managed to tell with great sensitivity and sometimes with humor his story and the relationship of the objects with the environment.
After achieving success in Europe, in 1982 he was able to exhibit in New York and Tokyo. From that moment his career was always moving forward, culminating with his appearances at the Venice Biennale in 1986 and 1988.
An artist worth exploring for his unconventional ways of leaving traces between space and the viewer.
