I am a Latinx social artist, community-based creator, artivist, and arts facilitation trainer. My work aims to reflect concepts of humanism, sociology, and identity through participatory visual arts methods. I’ve been orchestrating social art projects for two decades cross-pollinating sectors, ages, and cultures. I believe innovative methods of connecting people, radical collaborating, and courageous processes that uplift the spirit through integration are some ways to contribute to co-create responsible societies. 

I was born on September 14, 1981, in Bogotá, Colombia. I grew up in the fog forests of Dapa where nature and community were a central part of every day. My family moved to Guatemala City in 1996, where I became more aware of the disparities of wealth and the legacy of colonization. In 2000, I relocated to Canada and graduated with a BFA in 2006 from Emily Carr University of Art and Design. In 2024, I relocated to Denver, USA.