"My multidisciplinary practice explores the psychic dimensions of migration through material layering, personal archives, and world-building. Working in printmaking, collage, painting, and more, I use imagery like chain-link fences and oceans as symbols of displacement, and multiplicity. As a DACA recipient, I navigate liminal spaces shaped by surveillance and memory. My work resists fixed narratives, embracing speculative freedom. Teaching is integral to my practice, centering experimentation and counter-histories to foster connection, visibility, and art as a tool for survival and transformation."