I’m a multidisciplinary artist from the Dominican Republic, shaped by the violence and chaos of barrio life, which was ironically wrapped in joy, and by the deep connection to nature I found in el campo.

My work is how I process the world, using painting, video, and sculpture to explore human behavior and the social structures that define it. I draw from the poetry of everyday life: improvised acts of resistance, symbolic gestures, and the tension between freedom and survival.

Through my art, I challenge social imaginaries, confront colonial legacies, and explore the ways class and color continue to shape Dominican identity. I see my practice as a visual language rooted in curiosity, critical thinking, and a desire to reconstruct memory from the margins.