From a young age, I was captivated by the power of art and imagination. I drew with anything I could find- my fingers in the sand, a rock on the pavement. Hours would pass as I sketched the worlds that lived in my mind.

 

Art runs in my blood. My mother, a lifelong artist, filled our home with creativity-sculpting, painting, designing interiors, sewing clothing, and more. Her passion was contagious and shaped my path from the very beginning.

 

In fourth grade, my teacher, Joe Maplin, gave me a sketchbook with a note that read: "No matter what you do, you will always be an artist." That message stayed with me. As I grew, so did my desire to transform imagination into something real-not just for myself, but for others.

 

I began my architectural studies in Venezuela and later moved to Houston, where I earned my Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Houston, graduating magna cum laude. In 2009, my thesis was nominated for the Best Faculty Design Award. During my studies, I also traveled to Italy to immerse myself in classical architecture, learning from the timeless beauty I had once only read about.

 

In my final year, I had the honor of working alongside renowned artist Luca Buvoli on Vector HH, a sculptural installation at Houston Hobby Airport that remains on display today.

 

In 2010, I moved to San Francisco and joined MBH Architects, one of the country's leading architecture firms, where I specialized in luxury retail design and high-end residential projects.

 

Life brought me back to Houston in 2020, where I

 

founded Endlessblue-the beginning of a new chapter and a renewed purpose. Through Endlessblue, I bring my experience, creativity, and deep-rooted passion to every project, helping others turn their visions into lasting, meaningful design.