I am a Mexican architect and multidisciplinary creative based in Mexico City. My practice moves across architecture, landscape, research, art, photography, and publishing, driven by a curiosity for how places can be observed, understood, documented, and imagined.

I studied Architecture at Universidad Iberoamericana, where my thesis explored self-built housing in Isla Mujeres through the stories of ten homes. That research became the starting point for my ongoing interest in the relationship between architecture, memory, landscape, and storytelling.

I have worked in architecture firms such as at TANAT, Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO, and currently at Tejido Paisaje, where I lead landscape and hospitality projects while contributing to the studio's editorial and visual narratives. Alongside my professional practice, I develop independent research, writing, photography, and artistic projects, and I am co-founder of Lumbre, a visualization practice based between Mexico City and Madrid.

Rather than seeing architecture, landscape, art, and research as separate disciplines, I am interested in the spaces where they can intertwine to create new realities, experiences, and sensations.

My practice is rooted in a sensitive understanding of projects, places, and ideas, using visual and emotional narratives to enrich the way they are imagined, developed, and experienced.