Who am I?
A simple question on the surface, but full of nuance, light, and shadow.
I could tell you a lot about myself, but if you’ve made it this far, what you probably really want to know is who I am as a graphic designer… and more importantly, what I can do for you. Am I right?
My path to graphic design wasn’t a straight line. I studied Law, but quickly realised it wasn’t for me. I fell in love with Cinema, but life took me in other directions. After spending some time in the U.S. and a year in Madrid, I moved to Vorarlberg and started working at a marketing company. That’s where I discovered my true calling. Later, I decided to pursue it professionally, completing a Master’s degree in Graphic Design and working as a designer for several companies in the region.
Over time, I felt ready to take the next step. I wanted the freedom to work with people, not just numbers. To give each project the time and care it deserves, to think beyond the expected, and to find creative, personal solutions that truly connect. That’s how my studio was born: a space to create original, meaningful, human-centred design.
Working across different industries has given me insight into diverse ways of thinking, communicating, and seeing the world. That variety helps me better understand you, your sector, and your audience.
If you’re looking for someone who listens, who understands, and who designs with purpose, you’re in the right place.
I believe design is a powerful tool. It’s up to us to use it ethically, creatively, and with purpose. That’s why I created this Agency: to show that there are no small projects, only ideas full of potential.
So, why Buxo?
Buxo means “boxwood” in fabla aragonesa, a language from my region in north-east Spain. The boxwood plant symbolises immortality, good luck, balance, harmony and abundance. That’s exactly what I want to bring to every project: deep roots, thoughtful aesthetics, lasting solutions, and design that truly adds value.
I chose this name because it connects with where I come from, how I work, and what I want to build with you.
Shall we begin?
