I love the feeling of shaping a story with my hands—whether I’m shaping clay, brushing paint onto a wall/ canvas, or sketching a new idea. Creating art has always been my way of honoring people and preserving the moments, legacies, and cultures that shape us.

 

What drives me most is people—their stories, their resilience, their impact. I enjoy listening to them, learning about them (or reading about them if they are no longer with us) and then finding a way to reflect their essence through my work. Whether it's a gesture, an expression, or a moment frozen in form, I try to create something that feels true to who they are. Every project stretches me, teaches me, and builds me—not just as an artist, but as a human being. I’m truly grateful for every opportunity to create.

 

Some of my public works include the life-size bronze monument of U.S. Representative Thaddeus Stevens, also known as "The Father of the 14th Amendment",  which stands in front of the Adams County Courthouse in Gettysburg, PA. Commissioned by the Thaddeus Stevens Society and featured in Smithsonian Magazine, it made history as the first monument of Stevens—and the first public sculpture in Gettysburg by a Latino artist. In Tennessee, I sculpted the first-ever life-size bronze statue of Little Debbie for the new Little Debbie Park in Collegedale, and I created the official Bessie Smith Legacy Award statuette, also known as "The Bessie", given annually by the Bessie Smith Cultural Center to honor individuals making a lasting difference in Chattanooga.

 

I’m currently working on several new commissions that I look forward to sharing with you soon. If you’re interested in a custom sculpture, monument or a mural, I’d love to hear from you. Let’s create something timeless together and let's MAKE THEM REMEMBER.