Artist • Printmaking • Social Practice

Printmaking as a shared act—wherever people gather

I am a multidisciplinary artist working between Miami, Florida, and La Habana, Cuba. My practice positions printmaking as a participatory, social, and educational tool that fosters collective expression and public dialogue. Rooted in social practice and extending into civic engagement, I create collaborative spaces where community voices are amplified, archived, and activated through relief and letterpress printing.

I use printmaking as a way to bring people together—to gather, reflect, and create in community. Through shared acts of making, conversation, and care, my work invites everyday voices to be heard, held, and carried forward. These exchanges are transformed into tangible forms that move beyond the moment, positioning print as both a medium of exchange and a platform for engaging broader questions of memory, access, and cultural participation.

Social & Community Based Work

SALVAR EL PLANETA: ¿CÓMO? / SAVE THE PLANET: HOW?

50 Against War

• Relief and letterpress printmaking

• Bilingual, accessible prompts

• Shared labor and collective authorship

• Temporary communities formed through making

• Community Archive

How It Works

The artwork exists not only in what is printed, but in the relationships, conversations, and moments of connection that form around the press. Printmaking is about circulation—of ideas, images, and people. My work continues this legacy through participation, care, and collective imagination.