About me
I am a Puerto Rican multimedia artist with a Bachelor of Humanities with a concentration on Fine Arts from the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus, and a Master's in Fine Arts from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University in Boston. My research and artistic practice revolve around the multiple facets of violence in Puerto Rico: from the socio-political and psychological to the narrative. Through performance, video, installation, painting, and other media, I seek to shed light on the realities experienced in the archipelago.
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Since 2019, my work has focused on the tense relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico, denouncing the failure of the American capitalist project in the "showcase of the Americas" and our illegal colonial status. It is an effort to articulate my own language of resistance.
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In parallel, I explore diversity and pleasure with Libidino.sos, an illustration project that approaches sexuality from a sex-positive perspective.
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I am currently expanding my creative language towards gastronomy. I see cooking as another space for artistic and human exploration, a place where flavor, memory, and matter dialogue with my need to create and give back to the community.
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I am queer, I am Caribbean, and my existence is a constant demand for the decolonization and liberation of the people of Puerto Rico.
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