A two spirit queer writer and interdisciplinary artist. They are a first-generation child born on Native Tongva land. They are from the Central American diaspora, rooted in the Maya Lenca and Pipil lineage. Their work explores themes of gratitude, prayer, the ephemeral, curiosity, and metamorphosis, creating art that seeks release and harmony. In both their life and art practice, they strive toward manifesting a balanced understanding of purpose and intention; they are constantly seeding their destiny in this world.
They received their BFA from Otis College of Art and Design and there Masters in Book Arts from Mills College. Their work has been exhibited at CCA Campus Gallery, Root Division, Southern Exposure, Aggregate Space Gallery, Espacio 1839, and Self Help Graphics, among other group exhibitions. Their work can be found in the collections of ONE Gay and Lesbian Archives at the USC Libraries and their book, Del Maiz can be found in the collections at UCSC Special Collections & Archives, The Newberry Library Collections in Chicago, and the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library in the University of Toronto.
