I’m a transdisciplinary artist, archivist, and educator making collective liberation real by any means necessary.

My practice is liberation art: using what’s on hand to build a free world. I make the vulnerable durable by transforming oral histories, community-led research, and radical ephemera into archives of the human experience that bridge the past, present and future.

Working primarily with word and paper through handcrafted artifacts, poetry, and zines, I explore the power dynamics and grassroots social movements of Black, Puerto Rican, and mixed-marginalized communities. My visual work uses scanography, where I physically move archival artifacts during scanning to create subversive collages. I write zines to distribute research findings on collective grief, power, and community care. I pair these works with protest guerrilla installations to form pop-up spaces that function as active mutual aid hubs. My work moves beyond reimagining the world to creating the tools needed to sustain liberation in it.