I paint to give voice, to preserve memories, and to reinterpret the everyday with the power of the symbolic. My work is a fusion of hyperrealism and pop art, a blend I have named Hyperpop: a visual language that vibrates between technical precision and the emotional force of the graphic and the urban.

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For more than 14 years, I have dedicated myself fully to painting. I have sold over 300 original works and developed series born from deep observation and empathy with my surroundings. In my series Colombian Models, I portray working women from different regions of the country: lottery vendors, recyclers, caregivers, street sellers, women with monumental dignity. They are not traditional models; they are icons of real life. By depicting them with meticulous technique and mixed media, I elevate their stories to the symbolic place they deserve within our collective imagination.

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My production also includes abstract works that emerge from instinct and gesture, as well as portraits of iconic figures such as Marilyn Monroe and Frida Kahlo, whom I reinterpret through a critical and empathetic gaze. I also explore the force of nature through animal portraiture, such as the Andean spectacled bear; an endangered species I portray as an emblem of resilience and wild beauty.

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Each painting I create whether in oil, acrylic, spray painting, or collage, responds to a deep commitment to technique, emotional truth, and visual impact. I work with rigor and passion, understanding painting not only as art, but also as document, tribute, and cultural mirror.

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My purpose is to build a body of work that is coherent, honest, and socially, aesthetically, and emotionally impactful. I aspire for my paintings not only to adorn spaces, but to spark conversation, empathy, and reflection. For this reason, I am open to new exhibitions in national and international galleries, as well as to collectors seeking works with history, quality, and meaning.