Raised casting long shadows under the bright Caribbean sun of the Dominican Republic, my eye for contrast — in both light and culture — informs every frame I shoot. My work thrives on dynamic color and sharp visual tension, whether I’m capturing a face or a product that needs to speak louder than words.

My creative journey began in high school, not with a camera, but with a guitar, playing in a punk band where he first realized that art could be loud, raw, and full of intent. Photography came soon after, inspired by the iconic images of Domingo Batista and the power of visual storytelling.

That led to a degree in Mass Media and Communications in my native Santiago and later, in Madrid, I honed my storytelling at Séptima ARS film school, layering narrative instinct onto an already growing visual style. Then came New York City: ten years of portraits, film, and commercial work in one of the most visually charged cities in the world.

Now based in Nashville and working between Music City and NYC, bringing together sharp contrasts, rich color palettes, and intentional composition to help brands, artists, and individuals create work that stands out and stays with you.

Fun facts: I built my own guitar once, love grainy film, and I believe of all the unimportant things, fútbol is the most important.