As an Artist, I develop the elements of my imagination, extracted from the depth of my dreams. I describe the subconscious as a fertile ground, the habitat where the nightmares of the past, the challenges of the present and the hopes of the future coexist.

I am tied to my creative needs and the permanent sensitivity hidden in the environment that surrounds me every day. It is this distorted environment, which becomes my inspiration and the setting for most of my works.

Growing up, I learned the value of simple things. I learned to connect more deeply with the sensitivity and balance present in the forms of nature. I dreamed of discovering new landscapes, colours and ways to express my creativity.

Little by little I was creating compositions that were increasingly complex in content. I learned to use my subconscious in favor of the development of my works, extracting from it the ideas and stories present in my dreams

In this way I began to develop my first collection as a visual artist, entitled “Naturalismo Onírico" An extensive review through several creative years, overwhelmed with the surrealism and the mysticism intrinsic of my the wildest and most ferocious dreams.

little by little my admiration grew for those beautiful forms present in nature and their important value. And I went deeper in the information and committing myself personally and professionally with ecology.

In my time in different cities around the world, I realized that there was a place for environmentally conscious artists and creatives, like me. I learned about mass production, industrial pollution and how we can contribute to the protection and conservation of the planet. These experiences led me to further report, study, and analyze the damage we have perpetuated to our ecosystem.

Under this context, the need to raise awareness in the community through the creation of a new collection of works made entirely with recycled materials began to take shape in my mind. That collection of “up-cycling” was titled it: "Native Consciousness", due to my search to connect environmental problems by bringing them closer to small communities, in the representation of elements typical of pre-Hispanic cultures in Chile.

That was how through the transversal language of Art, I shared a message of sustainability, ecology and culture. And contribute to strengthen the vital link between the conservation of our nature and the identification with our own native descendants.

Since I arrived to Canada, I have been teaching and conducting art workshops. I Also participated in an exhibition as member of an LGBTQ+ Organization last summer. I am currently working on my own collection of Art pieces that are representative and inspired by LGBTQ+ community and the dramatic struggle for freedom and rights that migrants go through in today's world.