As a multidisciplinary designer, my work explores ancestral practices and domestic mediums, redefining the concept of “home” (hogar) as part of a living, interconnected system. I examine how memories, cultural narratives, and evolving technologies shape our dwellings, inviting reflection on belonging and identity through immersive experiences.

My practice addresses perspectives on land recovery and community care, enriching the hogar with rituals, stories, and shared recipes. I highlight material and food biographies as everyday acts of creation, embedding them into my spatial installations made with common objects and discarded food.

Through interactive installations, multimedia storytelling, and community workshops, I weave domestic crafts and narratives into spaces that foster dialogue and collective introspection—transforming the home into a nest of true self and belonging.