STATEMENT
I was born into a migrant family in Venezuela, shaped by layered histories of displacement. My mother crossed borders from Colombia without legal status, while my father sought refuge from post-war Spain. Multiculturalism defined my early life, teaching me that there are many ways to see and interpret the world. Initially, this led me to journalism, where I amplified marginalized voices. Over time, my work evolved into abstract and fluid forms, incorporating performance, sound, video, installations, and objects.
In 2014, during Venezuela’s deep social and economic crises, I traveled to Spain for my first exhibition ever at Photo España. Political tensions compelled me to stay, and my practice shifted to reflect on my migration, identity, and the process of reconstructing myself in a new context.
Today, my work focuses on ecological reflection and the interconnectedness of life. I explore the intersections of human systems and natural environments, challenging dominant anthropocentric narratives. Drawing on ancestral wisdom and Western ecological thought, I strive to foster dialogue between historically confronted perspectives, treating them as equal rather than oppositional.
Through immersive soundscapes, installations, and performative actions, I create spaces where audiences can reflect on their place within a broader web of life. My practice envisions a world where care, reciprocity, and connection guide our collective future—a vision of coexistence grounded in the intricate ties between humans, more-than-humans, and the planet.
In 2014, during Venezuela’s deep social and economic crises, I traveled to Spain for my first exhibition ever at Photo España. Political tensions compelled me to stay, and my practice shifted to reflect on my migration, identity, and the process of reconstructing myself in a new context.
Today, my work focuses on ecological reflection and the interconnectedness of life. I explore the intersections of human systems and natural environments, challenging dominant anthropocentric narratives. Drawing on ancestral wisdom and Western ecological thought, I strive to foster dialogue between historically confronted perspectives, treating them as equal rather than oppositional.
Through immersive soundscapes, installations, and performative actions, I create spaces where audiences can reflect on their place within a broader web of life. My practice envisions a world where care, reciprocity, and connection guide our collective future—a vision of coexistence grounded in the intricate ties between humans, more-than-humans, and the planet.