top of page

My work explores the boundaries and aesthetics of Precolumbian art, as well as topics such as the effects of colonialism and the appreciation and reappropiation of Andean cultural artwork and symbolism.

I often look back at the past, a past I haven't experienced but can feel is part of me and my heritage, which allows me to reshape and rethink symbols, colours and meaningful patterns that are present in my long-lost culture. 

 

I mainly work with Stoneware and techniques such as sgraffito and Inlay, which allow me to produce pictorical work that transmits emotion and a story through its lines. This also allows me to combine my passion for illustrative work which I also develop in other media.

Tales of the Andes
Andean tiles

A collection of decorative tiles I made with different topics, from flowers that are typical of the Atacama desert, the driest in the world that flowers once a year, to a Huaso wearing a traditional chilean attire that is widely used in the countryside.

Decorative pieces

Exploration of shapes, techniques and topics that go back years, look through it like a picture book so you can see the evolution of my work and media. 

bottom of page