A neurodivergent artist born in Canada to Mexican and Colombian parents, my journey is one of embracing diversity in all forms. Living with bipolar disorder, I find that painting has become a sanctuary and a canvas for working out the complex tapestry of identity and human experience.

My work is informed by the principles of cognitive psychology and navigates the intricacy of mood states and how our minds interpret the world around us. I combine bold colors with layered textures to create dynamic interplays of emotions that invite viewers into a journey through the kaleidoscope of the human psyche.

But also, beyond the canvas, I'm definitely taking space within the art world as a queer artist who is challenging conventions. Painting images different from the usual sexual script ordained by society, I paint in a manner that challenges conventionalism and celebrates the vastness of human sexuality and expression.

Drawing from personal struggles and triumphs, my art is a way to tell stories and speak out. It's a mighty tool for challenging stereotypes and pulling down stigmas on mental health and queer identities for better understanding and acceptance in our communities.

Rooted in my multicultural background, each painting is a celebration of resilience and cultural identity. It's a testament to the beauty that comes out when one truly is able to be themselves, against expectations, and forge their own path forward.

Ultimately, my art journey is a call to action and an appeal for diversity in all its forms, encouraging others to come into their own uniqueness and strength in authenticity. I hope my artworks light the fire of conversations, changes, and open doors toward more inclusivity and compassion within our world.