Based in Paris, I am a painter and photographer.

I studied Arts at the Fine Arts School in Lima Peru and later expanded my training with studies in Graphic Design at HEAR in Mulhouse.

Since childhood, my interest in art has come naturally. I spent my free time drawing and leafing through the art books in our family library. My first artistic discoveries were the Impressionist and Symbolist movements.

During high school, I had the freedom to explore the city, and it was during this time that I truly began to discover it.

A few years later, it felt only natural to pursue artistic studies.

Surrounded by deconstructed, incongruous, and disparate landscapes, it was in Lima that my fascination with eclectic, anarchic spaces was born. This captivating reality, made up of multiple images, left a deep impression on me.

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The city is electric, capable of stirring curiosity and stimulating the eye; its urban reality imposes itself with vigor.

We perceive the city through our joyful or painful experiences, our fears and desires. It obstructs and enables, repels and fascinates. There is something magnificent within this chaos. The urban environment and architecture have always nourished my artistic practice.

As an observer of my surroundings, I sought to explore in my work the power dynamics and urban complexities, woven with conflict and tension.

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I work at the intersection of abstraction and figuration, employing a range of mediums including painting and photographic elements.

The technique of collage allows me to create a plurality of assemblages, energize my compositions, and offer different layers of interpretation.

I consistently find creative inspiration in the constraints I impose on myself, particularly in terms of format, color, and materials.

I construct new urban spaces, visual chaos that serve as transient places where the individual tends to disappear. My paintings aspire to be like architectural structures suspended in time. I favor visual connections over a narrative approach.

I have developed my own creative process and tools to visualize, transform, and communicate my ideas and emotions.