I am a multidisciplinary artist working with mixed media, photography, digital art, and multimedia installations. My practice unfolds in spaces where perception drifts, boundaries dissolve, and meaning emerges through encounter rather than certainty. Branches suggest bodies, textures whisper presences, and landscapes shift into psychological terrains—moments where the familiar fades, and the unseen begins to speak. Born in Bogotá, Colombia, and living in the United States, I create from the perspective of the diaspora—a space suspended between memory and reinvention, roots and horizons. This lens shapes my engagement with cultural memory, identity, and historical narratives, informed by history, philosophy, and cultural studies. Drawing on existential themes such as madness, the cyclical nature of life and death, and the tension between order and chaos, my art serves as both inquiry and reflection of humanity’s contradictions. Using organic materials, photographic fragments, digital processes, and spatial interventions, I craft images and installations that hover between recognition and ambiguity. Projection, sound, and material presence extend the work into space, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and co-create meaning. Art is also a practice of self-inquiry. In the studio, solitude allows me to dissolve ego, confront fear, and recognize myself in fullness. Collaboration, as with Prifmata Collective, opens shared modes of seeing and being, expanding perception and understanding. Rather than fixed narratives, my work unfolds as fleeting perceptual events—relational, contingent, alive—where ambiguity becomes a space for reflection, imagination, and encounter. In these thresholds, art functions both as a mirror of the self and a window into the extraordinary.