Born in 1988 in Santiago, Chile, he did not initially work with photography. Since the early 2000s and for over a decade, he was deeply involved in the Chilean music scene, participating in local and international bands, magazines, labels, concerts, and other initiatives. This period ultimately functioned as a prelude to his engagement with visuality, a field that had attracted his attention since childhood.
In 2012, he began studying photography at the Escuela de Foto Arte de Chile, where he acquired the fundamental technical skills to enter this new visual field. In 2013, he continued his studies at the Escuela de Imagen y Comunicación ALPES, developing a more discursive and critical approach to image-making. During this time, he also worked as a production assistant on several projects by Chilean photographer Zaida González.
The year 2016 marked a turning point with the completion of his academic training and the development of his own artistic proposals, culminating in the publication of Medea (2017). Prior to its publication, the project was a finalist in the 2nd National Photobook Competition organized by FOCCO (Centro de Estudio de la Imagen Fotográfica Coquimbo, 2016), and was later funded by the artistic creation grant of the former Consejo Nacional de la Cultura y las Artes de Chile (2016).
The photobook Medea was presented at FLACH gallery (2017) and participated in events such as the Contemporary Art Fair CH.ACO ‘17 in Santiago. It was also distributed across various spaces in Germany, the Netherlands, France, Mexico, Uruguay, Spain, and Venezuela.
That same year, following his participation in a workshop with photographer Roger Ballen at Centro Cultural M100 (2017), he presented the exhibition Medea at Galería BECH (2017), and later at Galería El Zaguán (2018).
In 2018, shortly before relocating permanently to Berlin, he founded the independent, self-managed publishing house Sin_título in Santiago. Its aim is to support emerging artists in the development of their editorial projects. Through this platform, he participated in the production of publications such as Kay Nou (2018) by Fernanda Soto Mastrantonio and Mis Problemas no son Tuyos (2019) by Anna Pistacchio.
In 2019, in response to the social uprising that began in Chile on October 18, he initiated the political street propaganda project Chile is Calling in Berlin. This collective action resulted in approximately 200 images installed throughout the city during October and November of that year.
His second personal project, Vitamin D, was presented as an exhibition at Lola Fritz Foto Studio (Mallorca) between December 2023 and February 2024; and later released as a photobook in late 2025.