From a constant revision of the personal imaginary built around the end of the nineties and the beginning of the millennium, I seek to establish connection points with objects and places that keep a condition of vestiges of a shared memory, with an interest in Japanese animation and the local Lima environment.

My work is based on a look from painting with strategies related to appropriation and hyperrealism.

From this perspective, I am currently exploring possibilities towards the three-dimensional and the installation to generate experiences linked to the perception of space. These processes led to constant explorations of the Arenales Shopping Center, located in Lince, recognizing it as an important point that was taken up and transformed by a generation that left doors open to constant transit and change that continues to condense a large part of the local imagination.