"Our world is Baroque: in its architecture, in the intricacy and complexity of its nature and vegetation, in the polychromy that surrounds us, in the telluric impulse of the phenomena to which we are still subjected.” (Alejo Carpentier)

Fables is a musical performance installation that investigates the liminal space and the intersections between language, music, and (animal) sound communication.

Like counterpoint in a frozen choreography, the strings in a tapestry submerge and resurface again and again to reveal the figures that we can only see from above.

The fascinating history of religion in Mexico blurs the lines between the past and the present, the real and the miraculous.

The piece blazes into a cosmic tempest (Lisa deBenedictis at Coolcleveland.com.)

Color and mechanics in an elusive texture akin to liquid crystals.

Pre-Hispanic societies understood time to be a fire... burning within and through everything in its path.

From the collection of pieces Projections & Time Sculptures, it invites us to investigate the topology of emotion.

explores the symbolic and scientific stages that storms undergo, namely evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.

Explores the ephemeral nature of 'the voice' (the figurative voice and the literal voice) and the human desire to prolong and perpetuate it in time.

explores the religious and figurative associations that the Mexican rivers have enjoyed with the 'turquoise snake' since pre-Hispanic times—a ubiquitous symbol in pre-Hispanic art and culture

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Inspired by the the Star of India: the world's largest gem-quality blue star sapphire.

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