My artistic journey is defined by resilience, perseverance, and an openness to change. As the world evolves, so does my approach to creating art, always seeking new techniques and perspectives. I believe in learning from everyone and embracing failure as part of the creative process. While I draw deeply from my Chilean heritage, I strive to foster a culture of open-mindedness, where diverse ideas and experiences can coexist and inspire.

The challenges I’ve faced, including immigrating from Chile to the United States, have shaped my understanding of the world. Instead of seeing these struggles as obstacles, I’ve used them as tools for growth and reflection. Technology, often viewed as a disconnect from tradition, has become a bridge for me to merge my past with the present, creating artwork that reflects the ongoing conversation between culture, identity, and the future.

In this digital age, where connections to culture can feel fragile, I aim to create art that bridges gaps—both between people and between the old and the new. My work is an evolving dialogue, translating abstract ideas into tangible pieces that represent who I am, where I come from, and where I want to go. Inspired by ancestral features, biblical scripture, and the legacy of Chilean artists like Ximena Armas and Exequiel Plaza, I bring forward the voices of my heritage while inviting others into the conversation.

Rather than preserving culture in a static way, I embrace its fluidity and its ability to grow with us. My art seeks to honor the past while participating in the new global landscape, using technology and tradition to create a shared space of learning, community, and connection.