As a visual communicator, I experiment utilizing the computer as a design tool to construct a variety of works to explore a multitude of themes, from the biological aspects of life to the culture surrounding me. I am fascinated by the computer itself, the digital life created within, from minor glitches occurring to screens freezing. I manipulate and overlap typography to create dynamic and deconstructive layouts, just like the New Wave and Grunge typography styles. The spaces in between these subjects are what hold the most information that allow for the perception of depth and the energy in confinement. My work goes against traditional, organized compositions as I innovate ways to incorporate imagery and fonts to the negative space.

As a fine artist, I explore the theme of spatial and scale relationships between people and buildings. I create pen and watercolor illustrations of different architectural settings. The minuscule people have no comparison to the massiveness of architectural landscapes. We are dominated by the overwhelming abundance of buildings. My main inspiration is New York City – a lively world within a world – and the subtle yet complex buildings in Ecuador. Space is vital, how an architectural development supports life and people. We have relied on buildings for our shelter and resources for survival.

I also combine graphic elements to my art making, using the basic of shapes and the primary/secondary colors to represent the many topics in biology such as biochemistry and ecology. Integrating the concepts of biology to my work allows me to apply my design skills to captivate and educate others through representational visualizations such as diagrams and books.