Arts
Documentary, video installation, and photography on belonging, place, and the immigrant experience.
My art practice moves between documentary, video installation, and photography — using image and testimony to explore belonging, place, and what it means to make a home.
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¡Te Amo Porque S.O.S. Pueblo!
Institutional video — The Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Education Center
Directed a video documenting an art exhibition — created with BronxArtSpace and featuring immigrant artists — that examined themes of sanctuary and survival. The show was covered by The New York Times.
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Echoes
Two-channel video installation
A two-channel installation pairing testimonies from first-generation queer immigrants with historians' reflections on nationalism and belonging. Responding to Theodore Roosevelt's 1917 "One Hundred Percent American" speech and his equestrian monument, it interrogates citizenship and what it means to belong in America.
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Tourist Light
Video series
A video series built from footage shot on location, holding the paradox of tourism — at once alienating and enriching — to reveal what makes a place distinct while staying honest about the outsider's gaze.
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Fernando de Noronha
Photography
A photographic series made on the island of Fernando de Noronha.
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