About

My work is grounded in an exploration of identity, power, and the sociopolitical structures that influence our lives. As a queer, Mexican-born artist raised in the United States, I navigate the intersections of culture, memory, and belonging. This dual perspective shapes my practice, inspiring sculptures, installations, and performances that question the ways we construct and inhabit identity, particularly within the frameworks of gender and queerness.

Guided by theories of gender fluidity and self-determination, I approach my art as an act of resistance to binary constraints and conventional narratives. My sculptures and installations incorporate a diverse range of materials, from industrial to organic, juxtaposing textures and forms to create spaces that feel both familiar and disruptive. These physical manifestations challenge normative expectations, mirroring the fluidity and resilience found in queer and gender-nonconforming experiences.

In performance, my body becomes a conduit for exploring the intersections of gender, power, and vulnerability. Through fragmented gestures and evocative postures, I seek to confront societal expectations, using my physical presence to dismantle assumptions and invite a reimagining of identity as dynamic, rather than fixed.

By revealing the contradictions and multiplicities within ourselves, my work challenges viewers to reflect on the ways we conform, resist, and redefine ourselves within social structures. I hope to cultivate spaces where complexity is embraced, and where queerness and nonconformity are celebrated as vital forces for change and introspection.