My Work
As an artist and designer, my work explores the shared roots of human experience through symbols, stories, and emotions that transcend geography, culture, and language. I am drawn to elemental forms—the sun, the moon, animals, landscapes, and the human figure—archetypal images that have accompanied us since our earliest attempts to understand and express our place in the world.
My practice centers on themes of the feminine, cultural memory, and our enduring relationship with the natural world. I am interested in the invisible threads that connect people to the land, to one another, and to the more-than-human world. Through illustration, design, myth, and visual storytelling, I seek to create spaces for reflection, intuition, and reconnection.
In a culture saturated with noise, speed, and constant stimulation, my work offers an invitation to create moments of stillness, to slow down and pay attention. It seeks to foster a renewed sense of wonder, kinship, and belonging—a quiet connection to something timeless, something that has always been there.
My Backstory
I was born in Mexico, where I grew up drawing and painting, often surrounded by a pack of dogs under my care. From an early age, I felt deeply connected to art & nature—those were the only two things that truly held my passion.
I went on to study design, where I quickly recognized both my affinity and commitment to the field. Eager to grow beyond the classroom, I began freelancing during my studies, gaining hands-on experience that became just as formative as my academic training.
After completing my degree, I continued my education through engraving and drawing workshops in Oaxaca, before moving to Bilbao, Spain, where I earned a Master’s degree in Scientific Illustration from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).
And honestly, I don’t think I’ll ever stop learning.