Tapestry and handicrafts: weaving together threads, wool, and various materials and textures to create a result of magical realism—crafted with soul and beauty. Every part of it is my favorite—from the sketch to the finished piece; it is telling a story on a canvas. My favorite type of art is the one I create using a needle—specifically, the one called "Peyon." It yields to my touch, and once I have established the images or shapes, I love to feel the texture of the piece.

Remembering my Indigenous origins, my childhood, and my migratory and urban experiences, I simply close my eyes and see colors—forms moving like waves; it is speaking without words. My inspiration for creating art does not come from a single place—it is a living blend of who I am and what I have lived. It is a spiritual station. Born in Maracaibo, Venezuela. A graphic designer and artisan, It’s possible that I—working with kindergarteners—also draw my inspiration from their purity and energy.

I don't just do tapestry work; I crochet, draw, and illustrate, and I dance salsa and other rhythms. When I am creating my artwork, I feel so happy. I even sing! That is why I would like to have a larger room where I can truly immerse myself in my own world. As an artist, I want to showcase my work to Spanish and English-speaking audiences; I also really enjoy answering these questions, as doing so feels a bit like living out a dream. Thank you very much, Mr. Johnny Depp.