After spending several years as a stone mason, specializing in cobblestone work, he decided to embark on more personal projects. He began to question how to escape a rather grim reality and sought to awaken the childlike innocence within all of us. Monsta casts a dark and critical eye on our society while infusing it with a touch of irony and naivety.

Beneath his appearance lies the imagination of a child, a contrasting world where playfulness coexists with death, where monsters are as kind as they are frightening, and where dreams mix with nightmares. He expresses all these contradictions in various forms, including drawing, painting, sculpture, and installation.