I was very honored to be able to show my work in my own community. Thank you to Open Spirit Gallery in Framingham, MA.






Thanks to Karen Davis of Davis Orton Gallery in Hudson, New York for selecting twelve images from my series Historias fragmentadas (previously The Journey) for the portfolio showcase at the Identity exhibition.

Invited 3-Person Show: Women Interpreted at the Cambridge Art Association. Featuring the work of Sally Bousquet, AJ Nadel and Claudia Ruiz Gustafson at the University Place Gallery in Cambridge, MA.









This is where my series En algún lugar (Somewhere) started under the direction of a nurturing teacher: Meg Birnbaum.



El castillo de mi madre (My Mother's Castle) from my series Historias fragmentadas was selected by Hamidah Glasgow to be part of the 23rd Juried Exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Photography. A really wonderful selection of art. I am in good company, check out the show!




Seeing Through the Mirror of Self from my series Reflections at the Divergent Thinking exhibition: Fountain Street Fine Art Gallery, juried by Jane Young. Happy that my work sold!


How I love this organization! This is a great way to practice talking about your work and receive important feedback. Here, I am presenting my series Historias fragmentadas.




Arroz con leche (Rice with Milk) from my series Historias fragmentadas at the Danforth Art Annual: 2016, Danforth Art Museum, an exhibition juried by curator extraordinaire Jessica Roscio.

Happy News! Seeing Through the Mirror of Self from my series Reflections wins Bronze Award in Professional Portraiture/Self Portrait Category at the PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris and Honorable Mention in Professional Fine Art Category at the Monochrome Photography Awards.


I am very honored that Cambridge Art Director Erin Becker gave me this incredible award! My very first one.


My very first Atelier with the great Karen Davis! Where my passion for fine art photography started.


Two images from the Lady of Lachay are part of a magical exhibition in Somerville, MA.

