(1976) He grew up in the south side of Monterrey in the 80s. Since he was a kid, he got hooked on skateboarding and everything around it—the clothes, the graphics, the music, and the crew. Being immersed in that world pushed his love for drawing even further, inspired by skate brand designs.

He says that around ‘91–’92, while working at Burger King, he sketched his most iconic character for the first time—on the back of a restaurant napkin.

He studied Visual Arts, kept skating, and met a ton of people along the way. Even before graduating, he kicked off a long career in museums—first at the Museum of Mexican History, then at the Centro de las Artes, and later at Horno 3 Steel Museum—where he got to work with artists and people from all over the world, even without speaking much English (his words).

He’s been a professor at LCI University and worked on an important project for the Interactive Baseball Museum in Culiacán, Sinaloa. More recently, he took part in Callegenera 2020 with a mural at the Félix U. Gómez metro station. He’s also designed and built kids’ party venues and collaborated hundreds of times with different artists, brands, and businesses—most of which he connected with on his own.

Este es un video mini documental que hicimos en colaboración con Tankez acerca de Greometria y su trabajo artístico en su taller en San Nicolás de los Garza. This is a mini documentary video we made in collaboration with Tankez about Greometria and his artistic work in his studio in San Nicolás de los Garza.