Hola, and thank you for being here.

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I am a visual artist working primarily in sculpture and installation. My practice questions culture, identity and our relationship to the natural world through an absurdist lens. I am interested in what happens when meaning loosens, when something can be felt before it is fully understood, when humour and unease sit side by side.

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My Venezuelan heritage and my years in Scotland shape my work. I do not try to resolve these positions but allow them to remain in tension, informing the materials I use and the spaces I build. Within this in-between, ancestral knowledge becomes a living presence. It is something I return to and rework, developing a Latin-futuristic language that holds memory and speculation at once.

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While fine art sits at the centre of my practice, photography acts as a way of noticing, a quiet tool that gathers fragments and informs the work. Alongside this, my background in theatre and storytelling continues to shape how I think through experience, guiding how a work is encountered. This extends to my approach to design, where I bring a fine art sensibility, viewing graphics as a form of world-building.

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My recent work turns towards immersive environments that ask for presence. These are spaces that invite a slower engagement, where interaction and play emerge naturally as part of a shared experience. Meaning is not fixed but formed through movement, through attention, through the subtle relationship between body and environment.

 

I am currently studying Sculpture and Environmental Art at The Glasgow School of Art, continuing to develop a practice that remains attentive to material, ecology and the quiet knowledge held within both.

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For commissions or queries please contact me here.