I’m a Miami-based writer exploring the intersections of art, culture, climate, and social justice. My essays and reporting have appeared in Vogue, W Magazine, The Guardian, Atmos, and more. I also work with individuals, brands, and institutions to shape compelling and purpose-driven narratives. Past collaborators include Soho House, Citizens of Humanity, Harvard Graduate School of Design, and Agua by Agua Bendita.

I’m the author of Feminista por accidente (2021), a collection of personal essays on feminism in Latin America, and I’ve contributed to four Phaidon anthologies: Latin American Artists: From 1785 to Now (2023), Great Women Sculptors (2024), The American Art Book (2025), and Vitamin P4 (forthcoming 2026).

Recently, I started a podcast about purpose-driven creativity. It’s called Reflections and you can check it out here.

I’ve taught courses on free speech and gender at Universidad de Los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, and writing and research methods at Istituto Marangoni Miami.

Raised between Colombia and the U.S., I have a background in human rights and hold a Master of Laws from Harvard Law School.