My social practice spans nearly a decade of collaborative work with immigrant, tenant, and working-class communities, partnering with hundreds of grassroots organizations, coalitions, and cultural workers across California and beyond. Rooted in care, cultural sensitivity, and shared authorship, my practice centers multilingual and multicultural collaboration—working fluently across Spanish, Chinese, and English—to build visual strategies, collective storytelling projects, and public-facing artworks that support organizing, political education, and power-building.

I have co-led trainings, led large-scale art builds, and coached direct action visual strategy—including banner drops, sign and clothing design, die-ins, screenprinting, and visual coordination—developing campaign visuals alongside community members that have circulated widely through press coverage and public discourse for campaigns such as the Affordable California Campaign, Lower the Rent Campaign, Safety Net for All Campaign, and Health for All Campaign, in California. My practice is deeply collaborative and includes partnerships with artists, organizations, and cultural organizers such as the Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative, artist and organizer David Solnit, Greenpeace and BlackOUT Collective artists among others. Increasingly, my work extends into collaboration with photographers, videographers, and documentarians to activate social practice through expanded visual and narrative forms, including an upcoming tenant photo book project, and most recently activating artist Patrisse Cullors’ documentary, “Close to Home, “which explores how art, documentation, and movement-building can intersect to shape collective memory. I have been trained with the Highlander Center, Greenpeace Arts Program, as well as other cultural organizing programs.