He studied Piano, Conducting and Composition at the Barcelona Municipal Conservatory of Music.

He holds a degree in Computer Systems Engineering from the Open University of Catalonia (UOC) and a Master’s Degree in Sound and Music Computing from Pompeu Fabra University (UPF).

He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Pompeu Fabra University, with a doctoral thesis focused on the evaluation of creativity in musical ensembles, completed in 2017.

As a pianist, he has performed throughout Catalonia, Europe and the United States, both as a soloist and as a member of various chamber ensembles.

In 2008, he founded and co-directed the Barcelona Laptop Orchestra, an ensemble that has participated in conferences and festivals including SMC, Mixtur and Sónar, as well as Networking Arts festivals in Germany, Portugal, France and England.

His current artistic practice focuses on the design of interactive musical systems for live performance and the development of extended musical instruments.

His research lies at the intersection of music, technology and computer science, with a particular interest in interactive music systems, sound synthesis, musical creativity and the development of new instruments.

His doctoral thesis, completed at Pompeu Fabra University in 2017, focused on the evaluation of creativity in musical ensembles.

He has given lectures on sound synthesis in Helsinki, London, Cosenza and Belfast, as well as at the Berklee College of Music in Boston.

His career combines music performance, composition, technology and research, with a particular focus on sound experimentation and the creative possibilities of digital technologies applied to music.

In 2008, he founded and co-directed the Barcelona Laptop Orchestra, a project that brings together musical creation, technology and computer-based performance.

He currently teaches in the Sonology Department at ESMUC and also works as a teacher and member of the management team at the Igualada Conservatory.