About the Artist

I have always believed that art is a form of memory. As a Venezuelan who has witnessed what it means to lose, to migrate, to adapt, and to rebuild, I create because I refuse to forget. History is one of my deepest passions. I am endlessly moved by the idea that who we are is inseparable from where we come from. My work exists at that intersection — between memory and identity, between exile and belonging.

From acrylic to graphite, from bold texture to delicate lines, every medium I use becomes a language. Some stories demand softness. Others demand contrast. I allow the material to speak alongside me. Storytelling is the center of everything I do. A portrait is never just a face. A landscape is never just a place. Every piece holds a before and an after, a quiet narrative about resilience, tenderness, displacement, love, or survival.

Living in San Francisco has expanded my perspective, but it has not diluted my roots. If anything, distance has sharpened them. I carry Venezuela in every stroke. I carry its history, its pain, its beauty, and its hope.