I have built my professional life around the belief that creativity thrives in interdisciplinarity and that meaning emerges when ideas resonate with more than just the mind.

With a foundation in architectural design and a passion for integrating technology and art, I transitioned from traditional architecture to media architecture. "What's that?" you ask? Media architecture sits at the crossroads of design, technology, and storytelling. It blends spatial design with digital media to create immersive, narrative spaces, integrating dynamic content into physical environments. Think of it as embedding spaces with content, engaging both the mind and the senses.

After studying media architecture in Weimar, I moved to Berlin in 2019 and have specialized in immersive art and exhibition design ever since. My workflow typically involves conceptualizing, designing, prototyping, and developing installations and exhibits. Sometimes it's just one of these processes, and sometimes it's all of them. I currently work at Garamantis Interactive Technologies, where I spend my days sketching and designing as part of the creative team. I also collaborate with artist friends like Jisu Kim.

I was born and raised in the Venezuelan Andes, and I enjoy sharing my cultural heritage, especially through food and the occasional translation of idioms into German. In my spare time you'll usually find me chasing after something shiny or flickering to admire, or learning something completely random, but always fulfilling. Right now, it's Greek—because why not?