About Me

My Foundation

My work is rooted in the interplay between cultural memory, identity, and interactive storytelling. I explore how heritage and personal narratives intertwine, using a multi-sensory approach to engage audiences in immersive experiences. Drawing from my background as a Chicano artist and a storyteller, I create works that reflect resilience, adaptation, and the everyday aesthetics of rasquache, highlighting underrepresented voices in contemporary media.

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Through digital explorations, physical artifacts, and interactive media, I seek to bridge the gap between the tactile and the digital, honoring traditions while embracing innovation. My projects often draw inspiration from Mesoamerican mythology, personal experiences, and Latino futurism, blending these influences into narratives that challenge conventional structures and invite new ways of seeing and feeling.

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Whether through interactive games, narrative art, or collaborative works, my goal is to inspire a deeper connection to cultural roots and to create spaces for stories that might otherwise fade into the margins.