I am a designer interested in how space carries meaning—especially in moments of beginnings, loss, and remembrance. My work often explores the intersection of architecture, landscape, and ritual, with a focus on death, land, and our connections across place.

My thesis project, Flowers and Bones, envisions a floating cemetery in the chinampas of Xochimilco. It is not merely a burial site, but a living landscape—a slow regenerative system composed of human composting, gardens, and ceremonial paths. It is a space of return: to nature, to the earth, and to tradition.