I was born in the vibrant heart of Mexico City and now live and work in Northern California. As a bilingual and bicultural visual artist, I weave lived experience across borders into each body of work I create. With a background in Graphic Design and Art History, I merge the structure of formal design with the emotional pull of narrative abstraction. Working primarily in mixed media and digital photography, my practice traces the shifting lines of identity, memory, and resilience.

My journey through cultural epicenters such as Mexico City and New York City  has shaped the way I see the world—through a lens informed by that liminal space I inhabit, and the constant negotiation between displacement and belonging. Grounded in a deep belief in equity and social justice, I approach image-making as both inquiry and offering. I call my process concerted viewing: a dialogue between intention and intuition that invites viewers to slow down, enter the work, and locate their own stories within its layered terrain.

Each piece functions as a form of mapping—not of geography or borders as we know it , but of lived experience- an emotional Atlas. Through texture, symbolism, and digital layering, I construct visual cartographies that honor complexity, a sense of mystery and multiplicity, affirming belonging as something dynamic, relational, and continuously in the making.