I’m a senior at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), graduating this spring with a BFA in Advertising and Branding, with minors in Fashion Marketing and Business Management & Entrepreneurship.

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I was born and raised in the Dominican Republic, somewhere between traffic-filled streets and the reflection of the sun on the beach. That contrast shaped the way I see the world and the way I approach creativity. I find inspiration in fashion, culture, people-watching, travel, and the art of curating life itself — from a Spotify playlist to a coffee table book.

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Humans are constantly evolving, but storytelling remains at the core of how we understand the world. My work sits at the intersection of creative strategy and art direction, where culture and visual narratives come together to shape meaningful experiences. I’m drawn to the balance between strategy and aesthetics — creating work that is visually compelling while rooted in purpose, forming connections that feel almost like an inside joke between a brand and its audience.

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To me, advertising is connection. It lives within culture and, at its best, invites people into stories and brand worlds they can see themselves in.

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At the end of the day, I’m driven by the desire to create work that people feel, remember, and connect with.