As a multidisciplinary mixed media Artist being chronically online has shaped and informed my creative process. My phone has become crucial to my process not only in the creation of it but as well in the anthropomorphic nature my phone has taken the past few years. It feels like a hand aside my own physical hands, a tool, an extension of myself. I love encapsulating the whimsical moments of life into photographs, via film and digital photography as well as my own android’s camera.

I like to envelop both ideas of being chronically online with my own lived experience as a Mexican American. I adore sculpture and pouring my nuerographic doodles onto canvas; l've fallen in love with ephemeral processes. I have been in tune with Rasquachismo and the idea of chance playing a huge role in my works. Using found objects, found materials adds a dynamic elasticity to my creations.

With an ethnographic flare I like to combine ideas of identity, dead technology and living technology + lived experiences into mixed media assemblages. Aside my meditative introspective process, cyber feminism research is a bank I like to pull from when creating my dead technology alters. It reinforces my practice, kind of like cement fills cracks in the pavement. I hope to have a long life of a shape shifting creative career.