Bilingual poster for The AfroMexpats, a film focusing on the stories of three Black women who embody the Blaxit experience in Mexico, sponsored by Latino Publishing Broadcast and Third Root Media.

Poster design for 'You Can't Stop Spirit' a film that centers the Baby Doll Mardi Gras masking tradition: a group of self-liberated Black women who created an alternative social space where they are encouraged to be free.

Pasado y Presente AfroMexicano (Afro-Mexican Past and Present); a visual journey through the lives, traditions, and resilience of Afro-descendant communities in regions like the Costa Chica of Oaxaca and Guerrero, Veracruz.

"From Inca to Chavín" highlights the spiritual beliefs, and technological advancements that shaped Andean art. By situating Incan art within a broader historical and cultural continuum, this study reveals the enduring legacy of the region’s early artistic traditions and their influence.

Los Angeles from 04/06-2017, documenting the final months before my move to the East Coast. These images reflect the duality of my daily life—navigating the intersections of my community in the city that shaped me.

Talking Hands - Watch My Nails Don’t Watch Me, explores themes of beauty, self-expression, and the cultural significance of nail art, framing nails as both a form of architecture and a tool for cultural conversation.

In 2021, I was video editor for interdisciplinary artist, Pamela Council, debut video installation. Commissioned by Times Square for Midnight Moment, a monthly digital art exhibition that transforms the electronic billboards of Times Square into a public art space.