My artistic approach is an autobiographical extension of the past, drawing upon my childhood memories growing up in Cuba, and my travels to India, Cuba, Bhutan, and Europe. I explore ontological questions of existence, focusing on themes of loss, loneliness, and displacement in a painting.

My process begins with a mental journey of an experience, thought, idea, or feeling. I have a vague idea of what I hope to accomplish as the work takes shape and leads the way. I do not limit myself to one medium, idea, or concept.

My current collage and paintings are created with multi-media materials that include appropriated street objects and printed photographs of street art from my travels. I also embed old personal ephemera.

I intuitively express the essence of my work by abstracting and configuring obscure images, forms, and voids within my narrative. Life is full of wonderment and ambiguity, and I strive to imbue this sense of mystery in my work. My goal is to create art that serves as a gateway for reflection and dialogue. Ultimately, this means I leave a piece of myself in every work of art that I create.