BA in Industrial Design from the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education. Throughout his academic journey, he was part of groups of outstanding students and was propelled into the spheres of innovation. His primary focus was on aesthetics and the visual representation of product design. He participated in workshops of national artists such as Ariel Rojo and Nacho Cadena, which broadened his exposure to diverse artistic perspectives.
During his academic tenure, he interned at the Contemporary Arts Museum of Monterrey, conducting workshops and documenting exhibitions through photography.
Homero focused during his BA in product design development, alternative materials, design thinking, design methodologies, ceramics, 3D modeling, and concept design.