My work blends glass and steel to explore life’s darker aspects through a regenerative lens. Using materials like filthy pearls and glass shards alongside a white ambiance, I juxtapose innocence, evil, divinity, grace, and disgrace. I’m fascinated by how spirituality and sacredness are transferred to art objects.

 

Viva via Delarosa is an autobiographical performance and sculpture about life, death, and spiritual transformation. Featuring actors, musicians, and a procession inspired by a New Orleans funeral march, the performance culminates with a queen character on a nail-embedded throne. The piece concludes as the character undergoes a spiritual rebirth, pushing artistic boundaries and engaging the community in new ways.