About Me

I migrated from Guayaquil, Ecuador as a teenager. Moving between worlds has taught me lessons of all kinds, where chaos and ease meet me halfway, and art becomes my channel.

I’m a self-taught musician and a multidisciplinary artist. I teach workshops in various communities, including juvenile centers, focusing on music, altar-making, holistic wellness, and creative expression. My work is rooted in service and creation, using what I know and love to give back.

I’ve studied Ayurveda and sound engineering, and I love composing music that blends rhythm, spirit, and story. I collaborate with programs like Cuesta College, Cambria Center for the Arts, Beaver Brigade, North and SLO County campuses, and local retreats.++

My writing and photography have been featured in Raw Photo Magazine, Cholla Needles, The Bunker SLO TMH, and I showcased my photography and chaos art at DTLA Art Night’s second anniversary show. I also spoke at CCWC 2025, leading a workshop on looping music and weaving poetry together.

I’ve studied art at Cuesta College and continue to be a lifelong student of both craft and experience. I find deep passion in 35mm photography and filmmaking, and I’m currently working on a film about life with the Siekopai community in the Ecuadorian jungle.

I’m part of various creative collectives, including @Ancestraltreats and @Nourishnymph, where I continue exploring how art, sound, and healing intersect.

I started creating more when I moved here and didn’t speak English. Art and music became my first languages, a way to express, explore, and connect. I’ve always loved learning, and I try to make that process feel soothing and regenerative, not rushed. My work keeps circling back to that: learning and discovering ourselves through different forms of creation.

My work comes from a place of lightness and curiosity. I see the mind and body as separate but connected beings, each evolving at their own rhythm. Through my art, I explore the layers of identity,who we’ve been in past lives and the energies we still carry. It’s about unlocking what’s hidden and honoring how growth unfolds in its own time.