Year: 2016 

Type: Photography 

Lepidoptera Landscapes is a research-based photography project that transforms microscopic portrayals of moths into textile pattern systems. Using a scanning electron microscope (SEM), I captured high-resolution images of Lepidoptera specimens (moths), revealing intricate surface structures, scales, and micro-topographies invisible to the naked eye. The project reframes scientific imaging as a generative design tool, translating biological detail into abstract visual compositions that later inform textile applications.

Year: 2019 

Type: Photography

This photography project captures the landscapes and coastal ecosystems of Nuquí, on Colombia’s Pacific coast. Focusing on the region’s rich biodiversity, the series highlights marine life—including whales—and the interplay between land, sea, and sky, revealing the dramatic natural beauty of this remote area.

Year: 2016 

Type: Editorial Design 

This project proposes a publishing house dedicated to 19th-century Colombian literature now in the public domain. The initiative focuses on producing low-cost, accessible editions that bring forgotten authors back into public view, while preserving the historical and cultural value of these original texts. By combining editorial design, typographic care, and strategic production choices, the project seeks to make heritage literature both visible and widely available to contemporary readers.

Year: 2016 

Type: Editorial Design 

Catatumbo is an editorial design project that explores how creative practices engage with the Colombian armed conflict. Through the curation and visual articulation of diverse artistic and design initiatives, the project examines how image-making, spatial practices, and material experimentation contribute to processes of memory, critique, and reflection. Combining original photography, archival material, and graphic composition, the publication constructs a visual narrative that situates design as both a tool of analysis and a medium for political engagement. The project positions editorial design as a platform for dialogue, making visible the multiple ways creative work confronts, interprets, and responds to conflict.

Year: 2015 

Type: Furniture Design 

Cuadrada is a chair developed through material experimentation with thin steel wire and welding techniques. The project explores structural resistance, geometry, and lightness, transforming a minimal linear framework into a stable seating object. Designed in collaboration with Daniel Marín and Sergio Cabrera.

Year: 2021 

Type: Film photography  

This photography project documents the Chingaza National Natural Park, home to one of Colombia’s most important high-mountain water systems. The páramo captures and regulates water that sustains millions of people downstream, making it ecologically vital and fragile. Through a series of portraits of Espeletia (a local plant also known as Frailejón), I focus on the plants that define this ecosystem. Frailejones absorb mist and slowly release moisture into the soil. By isolating these plants in intimate compositions, the project highlights their sculptural presence and the quiet resilience of the páramo.