Diary
“Maybe the journey isn’t so much about becoming anything. Maybe it’s about un-becoming everything that isn’t really you, so you can be who you were meant to be in the first place.”- Paolo Coelho
Born in Venezuela and raised in Canada, I studied Fine Arts at Concordia University before embarking on a path that has taken me across continents and artistic forms. My work, exhibited in Canada, Latin America, and Europe, navigates the fluid boundaries between reality and fiction, drawing viewers into spaces where perception teeters between clarity and ambiguity, exploring how we perceive these spaces—somewhere between enlightenment and senselessness.
Relocating to Europe reconnected me with the visual language shaped by my analogue beginnings, rekindling a more tactile, serendipitous approach to my practice. Though I now work primarily in digital, the tension between the physical and virtual worlds has become central to my exploration of impermanence and presence. This move has allowed me to devote myself fully to my artistic practice, creating space for deeper, more contemplative work that reflects my evolving creative goals.
Collaboration is also key to my process, and I often work with other artists on multidisciplinary projects—art films, projections, and virtual reality experiences—where shared visions come to life. Driven by observation and a wandering spirit, my practice embraces the unexpected, inviting a slower, more intimate engagement with art, time, and space.