My work explores the intangible, including memory, dreams, and the shifting spaces between reality and imagination. I am drawn to fragments that linger, such as inherited stories, fleeting moments, and the blurred line between what is remembered and what is forgotten. Through photography, textiles, and sculpture, I create spaces where the unseen and the unspoken take form.

Raised on the U.S./Mexico border by Peruvian and German immigrant parents, my background informs a sense of in-betweenness that runs through my practice. What began as an investigation of cultural identity has evolved into a broader exploration of liminality, examining the thresholds between belonging and alienation, presence and absence, and the personal and the collective.

My process is both self-reflective and generative. Photography grounds my work in the real, while textiles weave together fragmented narratives, and sculpture gives shape to the ephemeral. Together, these mediums act as vessels for memory and as sites of transformation.

My work is my way of letting you in, into the spaces between cultures, identities, and histories that shape who I am. Ultimately, it is an invitation to linger in ambiguity and to consider how memory, longing, and the intangible shape not only who we are, but how we connect with one another.