This how I perceive the world in the future, if we do not take care our beautiful planet.

“Positive Thoughts” is an artwork inspired after the Pulse tragedy in Orlando Florida. This sculpture is based on a metaphor assemblage of three mail boxes where people can leave positive messages to the LGBT community. The colors represent the LGBT flag. The mail boxes are facing different directions symbolizing how open and reciprocal this community is to receive positive and uplifting thoughts from any source. I used metal and wood to represent how strong and united the LGBT community is. The overall sculpture depict a diversity by the use of colors and materials.

‘’Homeless Awareness” is another sculpture with a social cause. This sculpture is part of a homeless awareness campaign that brings awareness in our community about this important social issue. The idea of a tall mail box depicts the homeless as not having a home; however, you still can write a positive thought of hope through this mail box sculpture.
One day coming home from the beach and traveling into Kissimmee, I saw a lonely mail box in the middle of nowhere. The mail box did not belong to a farm or a house. The mail box was alone and didn’t belong to anyone. Immediately, I thought that this mail box could be perfect for the homeless to receive their mail. Since that moment, I started working on a homeless awareness campaign by creating a mail box sculpture metaphor where the viewers can leave messages of hope to the homeless.

Fish and birds coexisting in their native habitat.

I depict my inner emotions from events of my childhood

I escaped through this window. I jumped through it and landed on a cemetery. Then, I started running towards the exit gate.

I was going through various bedrooms before I found the exit.

It was the last door before I saw the escaping window.

Emotions of happiness after escaping oppression.

I was brainstorming the escaping from being kidnapped when I was thirteen years old.