ABOUT ME
(b. 1994, Venezuela)
I am a Miami-based curator, writer, and cultural producer working across artist-run, commercial, and institutional contexts. Through exhibitions, programming, and collaborative projects, I develop opportunities for artists to experiment, expand visibility, and build meaningful relationships with audiences.
My curatorial approach is grounded in accessibility as a form of invitation rather than simplification. Drawing from visual and cultural anthropology, I am interested in how contemporary art mediates identity, memory, humor, ritual, and belonging—and how exhibitions can function as spaces for connection, reflection, and exchange.
Working closely with artists throughout development, production, and presentation, I approach curation as both a creative and relational practice. My projects bring together interdisciplinary formats and public-facing engagement to create experiences that feel rigorous, approachable, and responsive to the communities around them.
I am co-founder of Supermarket Gallery and the creator of Art Advisory, a hybrid field journal and criticism project dedicated to reimagining how we talk about art, community, and belonging.
MY RESEARCH INTERESTS
Ethnography, outsider art, nostalgia, pop culture, thing theory, transnational narratives, ritual, liminality, propaganda, repatriation, cartoons, decoloniality, absurdity, material history, gender performance, family histories
MY INFLUENCES
Walter Benjamin, bell hooks, Garfield, Mikhail Bahktin, Faith Ringgold, Zora Neale Hurston, Mariah Carey, Hannah Arendt, MTV, Nan Goldin, Anthony Bourdain, E! True Hollywood Story, Simone Weil, Mikhail Bulgakov, my maternal grandparents
WHAT MATTERS TO ME
Authenticity, decolonizing my life, shared futures, self-actualization, honest storytelling, the cultural impact of Jersey Shore, meaningful relationships, physical accessibility + accessibility in the imagination, disrupting colonial infrastructure, roots