Art has always been a part of who I am. From a young age, I was drawn to creating, exploring emotions, and finding meaning through shapes, textures, and colors. I studied Fine Arts, specializing in Sculpture, at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa in Mexico, where I developed my foundation as an artist.

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After moving to Canada in 2018, life took me through a period of change, adaptation, and personal growth. Like many people navigating a new chapter, I found myself focusing on responsibilities, work, and building a new life while slowly losing touch with the creative part of myself that had always brought me joy.

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Eventually, I reached a moment where I had to stop and truly listen to myself. A period of emotional exhaustion became a turning point — a reminder that creating art was not just something I loved, but an essential part of who I am. Returning to painting became a way to reconnect with myself, process experiences, and rediscover my purpose.

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Today, my work explores the delicate balance between strength and vulnerability, especially through the human figure and the emotions we carry. I create paintings that invite viewers to pause, reflect, and connect with their own experiences.