About Me

I was born in Lima, Peru, and at 19 I moved to California, carrying with me the memories, colors, and spirit of my homeland. Being far from Peru was both exciting and challenging, and painting became my way to stay connected — a bridge back to the Andes, to the women who inspire me, and to the traditions that live within me.

My art is centered on the women and children of the Peruvian Andes. In their faces I see innocence and strength, in their hands and feet I see resilience, and in their daily work I see dignity and perseverance. Their sense of community, their enduring traditions, and their unshakable spirit move me deeply and fuel my creativity.

Each painting is a personal vision — a dreamlike tribute to the women of my homeland- created with creativity, love, and deep respect. With every brushstroke, I seek to honor their beauty and resilience while sharing the soul of the Andes with the world.

Through my art, I hope people can feel not only the colors and emotions of Andean culture, but also the universal stories of strength, memory, and belonging.