I believe in second chances.

My work offers second chances to pushed-aside objects, exposing what is considered useless or invisible. My own loss draws me to this practice. Reemerging in 2021, because I had felt useless, a creator without creations, I resonated with pushed aside, and discarded items.  

Installed in 2024, these three basement level light shafts represent the community of El Barrio and the East Harlem community. Exposed to the elemetns over time, they are aging and weathering and becomming more beautiful as time goes on. There is no current end date for this exhibition. 

Satellite art show (est. 2015) is a premier art platform with editions in Miami during art Basel, New York city & Austin. Satellite has been recognized with numerous accolades including the key to the City of Miami Beach, being voted "Miami’s Best Fair," and having December 5th officially named  “Satellite Art Show Day” in Miami.  Satellite operates a brick and mortar gallery in Manhattan’s Lower East side.

The Matilda effect refers to the bias against recognizing the achievements of women scientists and inventors, often attributing their work to male colleagues instead. This phenomenon highlights the historical and ongoing challenges women face in gaining acknowledgment for their contributions in science and technology.