I grew up as a first-generation Mexican-American in a small town in Maine, where I rarely saw myself reflected in the media or the world around me. That longing for representation led me to my mother’s fashion and design magazines, where I discovered a world of imagery, style, and storytelling that felt full of possibility. Those early influences continue to shape my creative approach today.

My practice now bridges artwork, graphic design, creative production, and styling. I explore femininity, heritage, and identity through a lens of eclectic romanticism, bringing together strength and delicacy in visual form. Whether through brand storytelling, campaign direction, or editorial styling, I aim to create work that feels both imaginative and transportive.