A Mexican-American graphic designer and artist based in North Carolina that works across in print production, branding, installation, and museum contexts. Their interdisciplinary practice uses design to explore the relationship between identity, culture, and visual communication.

With a BFA in Graphic Design and minor in Art History from Appalachian State University, they have contributed to exhibitions, freelance projects, and institutional work, including the Nasher Museum of Art.

Book Design → I Long for a Place I Never Been too

a retelling of Mexican history through my perspective and knowledge.

“Mexico Lindo y Querido: I Long for a Place I Never Been too” is my Junior Capstone that retells Mexican History from my perspective and what I was taught in school. It is sort of a satire or poltical commentary about how the American Education system really does not teach students anything other then American History up until college. It wasn’t until I began college were I really wanted to find out my history - this is probably due to App State being a PWI. But I found out it’s kind of hard learning hundreds of years worth of history by myself. I was inspired by “Karel Martens Re-Printed Matters” book layout as well as CYMK halftones - there is something about it that makes histroical photos look modern. This book is an ongoing project.