Portfolio

Clothing is one of my main forms of expression. I enjoy outfits that break monotony and suggest a story or mood.

Sewing connects me to a family tradition that began with my grandmother’s strong sewing machine. Learning and practicing it feels like reclaiming something generational.

Cosplay lets me inhabit characters and worlds I love. It combines design, craft, and performance in a playful way.

I like experimenting with colored hair as another way to use color and style as personal language.

I enjoy posing for photos or styling looks. It is partly performance and partly a way to see how ideas translate visually.

I have volunteered at conventions like Comic-Con, Anime Expo, and WonderCon. These spaces taught me to interact with new people, work in teams, and appreciate the communities around art and fandom.

Volunteering at events showed me how much effort goes into making creative spaces inclusive, organized, and welcoming.

I enjoy pop culture in many forms—from animation and music channels to sketch comedy and cartoons. I like seeing how humor, design, and timing reflect collective ideas.

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Color affects how I think and feel. I pay attention to combinations that create balance, contrast, or surprise.

Solving a Rubik’s Cube quickly is a playful way to explore patterns and algorithms in a very tangible way.

I admire people and media that make technology more human. Stories about figures like Grace Hopper or educational channels like Canal Once spark both curiosity and pride.

Museums, painting, and history help me see how each era leaves traces in images and narratives. I like watching how techniques and stories evolve over time.

I often watch documentaries about art, science, or culture to see how complex topics can be explained clearly.

Mexico City inspires me with its layered history, museums, and neighborhoods. It feels like walking through many times at once.

Boleros and older songs create a sense of nostalgia for places and eras I never lived in but somehow feel connected to.

The north, in particular, music, and identity. I appreciate it more as I grow older.

I like the precision and emotion of tango, even when I am not dancing it regularly. It combines structure with intensity.

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Photography lets me capture small stories in light and composition, preserving how a moment felt.

I enjoy analyzing cinematography, especially in horror films—how framing, sound, and silence work together to build tension.

I read and sometimes write poetry. I like how a few lines can condense emotion, rhythm, and thought.

Mathematics feels like a precise language for patterns and structure. It helps me think clearly.

I am curious about how things work and how scientific ideas reshape the way we see everyday life.

I care about technology that is useful and accessible to people. I am especially interested in open-source and inclusive design.

Programming feels a bit like running: repetitive, focused, and eventually freeing. I like how it combines logic with creativity.

Learning languages helps me understand different ways of thinking. Each new structure or phrase opens a small window into another culture.

Music and singing are ways for me to relax and express emotion. I enjoy songs that tell stories or play with harmony.

Dogs make me laugh and keep me grounded. Their presence makes ordinary days better.

Running helps clear my mind and often gives me space to think through ideas or decisions.

Games combine logic, narrative, and design. I like how interactive stories can feel different each time.

Food for me is both creativity and comfort—trying new dishes, cooking, or connecting memories with flavors.

Airports and airplanes fascinate me as symbols of movement, change, and connection between places.

I like collecting random bits of information. They often become unexpected links between topics later on.