Being a poetic bridge-builder, I thread art, faith, and community into spaces of healing, hope, and transformation.
My practice lives at the intersection of storytelling and social impact, drawing from my roots in Catholic formation, theatre, and poetry to craft spaces where marginalized voices are not just heard but uplifted. Whether developing intimate theatrical productions, curating interfaith gatherings, or launching creative community initiatives, I cultivate environments where language becomes ritual and everyday moments take on sacred meaning.
Driven by a deep commitment to justice and imagination, I see his projects not simply as artistic endeavors, but as acts of service and solidarity. From the founding of NIETO* to my advocacy for undocumented people, my work pulses with intentionality and care. I believe that art can be both a mirror and a map—reflecting who we are while guiding us toward who we are becoming, together.