Using the artistic name Nark, he started in graffiti illegally, leaving his mark, especially with letters.

Gradually, his work evolved and was admired, with the passage to large murals and masterpieces that he executes with a sharp technique and speed.

Currently, his graffiti works are almost all private and public commissions, or interventions of a social nature, which he makes willingly and whenever requested, such as social neighborhoods, associations and schools, through which he maintains his interventional and social side.

Currently he mainly makes faces. His taste for the arts also includes his profession, as a conservation and restoration technician, with a post graduate degree in interior conservation and rehabilitation, carrying out stucco works with a vast curriculum.

Nark admires artists who use traditional techniques and always tries to leave their work as it was intended for future generations, these multiple interests make him disperse. He carries out works to exhibit and sell in galleries with various supports, almost always sprayed, but he also develops works made with plastics, sheets, use of cans, painting in various supports, including vehicles and planes. Tattooing is still part of his interests; he has a tattoo shop and a gallery in Mafra.

His best known works are the one he created for the Saramago Foundation in Lisbon, also featured on the website of the Urban Art Gallery of Lisbon, in the section Best Graffiti disappeared in the city (2016), the work performed at Quinta do Mocho, an intervention commissioned by Loures City Council, where he made a caricature of Angela Merkel fitting the refugees, the work he carried out in Setubal as part of the "Heads and Tails" Festival , the work in Algés untitled "Me" for the Oeiras CPCJ, the work "Dream Big" In Estoril, the mural dedicated to the African community in Cascais and more recently the immense works he has left behind in Mafra.