(Mexico City, 1988)
Painter and restorer; founder, director, and editor-in-chief of the first street paper in Mexico, Mi Valedor (2015-2020), an independent magazine sold by people experiencing homelessness and other situations of vulnerability in Mexico City, with 31 issues published and over 110,000 copies sold.
I studied Visual Arts (Painting) at Camberwell College of Arts, London, England (2009-2012) and a diploma course in Critical Thinking in Contemporary Art at Academia de San Carlos, Mexico City (2013).
I worked at José Sol and Rosalía Cuevas’ conservation workshop (2013-2021), restoring works, and cataloguing and making reports on a number of collections, including the Joy Lavill exhibition at the Museo Jardín Borda (2017), Cuernavaca, Morelos, “100 years 100 artists,” Museo de la Ciudad, Mexico City (2017), amongst others
I am founder of the conservation and restoration workshop Floripondio where painting conservation and cleaning, frame restoration, gilding and silvering of pieces, and colour reintegration are offered.
I currently work as a painter, muralist and restorer.
