In my work LO QUE ME HABITA , I invite viewers to think of the land as a living archive and migration as a space where memory, identity, and a sense of belonging are continually transformed and reimagined.

In my body of work HELD SACRED food is not merely sustenance but medicine, ceremony, offerings and relationship. These work challenges the still-life tradition that isolates food from human touch. Instead, it centers relationally, food is always in dialogue with the body, the land and the spirit.

My project PALAPAPA explores the relationship between color, memory, and everyday life. By combining bold abstract forms with figurative storytelling, I create vibrant visual experiences that celebrate culture and human connection.