I am a multidisciplinary visual artist working between Tijuana and San Diego.

Living in the border region has deeply shaped my life and artistic practice. My work is rooted in the movement of people, objects, and memory across physical and emotional borders.

I work with found objects, discarded materials, weathered wood, metal, textiles, photography, and layered surfaces marked by time and use. Many of these materials have crossed the U.S.–Mexico border, carrying traces of labor, migration, survival, and transformation.

Through assemblage, painting, installation, and mixed media, I create work that speaks about memory, displacement, identity, and belonging.

I am drawn to what remains.

The objects we keep, abandon, repair, or pass on often hold evidence of human life. They carry stories of work, loss, resilience, love, and survival.

At the heart of my practice is a simple belief: what is discarded is not without value. What remains still has something to say.