Constantino is a curious individual, more interested in questions than in answers. He sees unanswered questions as an opportunity to explore and develop ideas. He enjoys approaching problems in a cross-disciplinary manner, especially relishing those that require more holistic approaches. This mindset led him to pursue degrees in engineering (UHU) and philosophy (UNED) before ultimately studying mathematics at the University of Seville (US). He views mathematics as ideal tools for addressing a wide range of problems, not only helping to solve them but also providing better solutions and refining ambiguities. His interests often lie at the intersections of disciplines. For instance, in 3D design, he finds a convergence of art, technology, and mathematics. This motivates him to work on projects such as Horus, a security-focused initiative where he primarily focuses on expanding datasets with artificial data by designing systems to generate 3D models procedurally. He also collaborates on socially impactful projects like Tal-IA, which has the potential to improve the quality of life for certain sectors of society.