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First generation Dominican-American artist, born and raised in The Bronx. Growing up here has cultivated a unique perspective that allows me to create across varying mediums.

Whether that be photography, writing or whatever else I make —I hope to share it all here.

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The Bronx influences me heavily in the way that it connects cultures.

We thrive in spaces that can be uncomfortable for most

and it's a testament to how resilient we are.

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Urban decay has always intrigued me. The most profound commonality within the places I hold dear to my heart, is the lack of resources caused by the exploitation of them. Regions across the globe suffer through poverty inherently caused by racism, colorism, classism & white supremacy

My art reflects that and highlights the depths of our beauty

—beyond our physical conditions. 

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My primary medium of photography is how I journal and archive these life experiences.

It has taught me to seize the moment, even when I don't have my camera.

To me, art is to live in the moment, think about it, feel it, capture it.

Those seemingly mundane occurrences are what fuel my artistic expressions.