I am a multidisciplinary artist, nonprofit founder, and organizational strategist dedicated to fostering creativity and community impact. I am the founder of Bejuco Organization and lead TU ARTE, a flagship initiative that expands access to art education in Puerto Rico. In 2025 alone, TU ARTE reached more than 4,000 people, providing over 8,200 hours of art workshops, mentorship, and community engagement. My work in nonprofit management, event coordination, and people development is rooted in the belief that the arts are a catalyst for social change.

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I first came to Puerto Rico in 2018 as part of hurricane María disaster relief efforts in Yabucoa, where I oversaw logistics and worked directly with homeowners who had lost everything. Through this experience, I chose to remain in Puerto Rico full-time, aligning my skills with the needs I observed in local communities.

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I began my career in 2014 with the Tushita Foundation in Jaipur, India, where I taught art and led the creation of a 200-foot community mural later documented in the book "Our Gardens". As a MUSE Artist Scholarship recipient at CUNY Hunter College, I deepened my practice through academic study and creative production, graduating in 2018 with recognition for both studio and public art.

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Since relocating to Puerto Rico, I have completed over 200 large-scale public and private works, ranging from community murals to commissioned works. Notable projects include a 30-foot 3D cement mural atop Mar y Rosa restaurant in Old San Juan and a large-scale sculptural installations. In parallel, I maintain a strong studio practice in oil painting and mixed media.