I don’t see the world in just one way. Some moments flow, blurry and layered, refusing to be contained. Others ask for structure, for lines, balance, and intention. I exist in both. A walking paradox.

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Photography is where I embrace movement, depth, and fleeting moments. Painting is where I find stillness through the use of geometric shapes. And words thread it all together, saying what images sometimes can’t.

This isn’t a traditional gallery. It’s a space where emotions take form, where light and shadow speak, and where stories unfold through texture, color, and composition. Some moments I chase, others find me.

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I’m obsessed with experimental portraiture, painting, and storytelling. I see the world through fragments: light, shadow, movement, and everything in between. I balance an eye for composition with an ear for good music. I’ll never say no to pizza or sushi. I believe in romanticizing life, even in its messiest moments. Self-care is essential: early mornings, a strong coffee, and creating something meaningful.

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My journey started in Miami, assisting a renowned wedding photographer, where I honed my skills in capturing authentic, unforgettable moments. Now based in New York City, I split my time between photographing weddings in Puerto Rico, documentary, still photography, and experimental work, and painting. That medium allows me to explore identity, abstraction, and structure in new ways.

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My work has traveled across the U.S. and internationally. Brands like AT&T, DirecTV, and Free People have trusted my vision. But beyond the commercial side, I’m here to tell stories.