He was born in Mexico City and currently has put down roots in Zumpango de Ocampo, where light and daily chaos have become fundamental allies of his gaze. He has been photographing since he was 15 years old: first by impulse, today with study and discipline, after a life marked by a constant obsession for the image. Before taking the camera, he drew and painted in oils with an almost surgical dedication; hyperrealism was the natural bridge to photography.

She is a photographer in training, self-taught for several years and currently a student at Pohualizcalli. Her work moves between portrait and street photography, territories where she finds faces, gestures and shadows that narrate without the need for explanation. Although he recognizes himself as a work in progress, his determination is clear: photography is not a passing restlessness, but a conviction.

He aspires to open his own studio or join a media outlet that will allow him to develop projects with identity, depth and humanity. Photography is not only his current apprenticeship; it is the craft he is forging and the direction he has decided to firmly follow.