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Te Prohibo Que Me Olvides /
I Forbid You to Foget Me PersonalI Forbid You to Forget Me is an ongoing series born from the death of my mother in 2019. While sifting through her belongings, I found a photograph of her that I had never seen before. Beneath her portrait, she had written, “Te prohibo que me olvides,” which translates to “I forbid you to forget me.”

The series investigates two contradictory urges: the archival urge to reflect upon the past and the conceptualist urge to bend the process of reflection toward the practice of contemplating. The collage method is intended to create tangible pieces that mirror the weight of grief. 

 Through collage, I create physical objects that hold the weight of grief. Almost all materials are sourced from my family archive and transformed through various processes: embroidering my mother’s words onto photographs, pairing her portraits with objects she left behind, transferring images onto fabric, and freezing photographs in ice to create works that embody memory’s fragility and permanence.

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Innovative Grant  
Fotofilmic
Centro PR 
Syllabus Project
It’s Nice That
Da Da Duende Record Club 
Ain’t Bad 
Riposte Year
2019-Ongoing
Inheritance PersonalExploring the connection between generations through the lens of children wearing their parent’s clothing. The subjects become vessels of time as past and present intertwine. This ongoing series delves into the intersection of identity, memory, and family history, highlighting the significance of the things we hold on to and the stories they whisper.

Featured: What My Mother’s Wardrobe Taught Me About Style and Grief After She Died Year
2023-Ongoing
Body of Work PersonalAn ongoing seires that transforms the subject’s bodies into living canvases to display their work, imbuing the portraits with a palapable weight. 

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It’s Nice That
Year
2022-Ongoing
Modern CarouselPersonalAn investigation into vernacular photography through found film slides. Forgotten images, remembered in a new context.

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Super Normal
Casual Archivist 
It’s Nice That  Year
2023-Ongoing