“As an Afro-Indigenous artist, my work serves as a bridge between the past and the present, embodying the wisdom, traditions, and stories passed down through generations. Drawing inspiration from my Arawak Taino ancestors' land, culture, and spirituality, I strive to honor their legacy while engaging with contemporary issues and perspectives.

Through my art, I seek to reclaim narratives, challenge stereotypes, and celebrate the resilience and diversity of Indigenous peoples. Each brushstroke or carving is infused with intention, carrying layers of meaning that speak to the interconnectedness of all living beings and our responsibility to steward the earth.

I aim to create spaces for dialogue and reflection, inviting viewers to connect with Indigenous ways of knowing and being. Whether through traditional techniques or innovative forms, my art is a testament to the enduring presence and vitality of Indigenous cultures, both past and present.”