Digital access to this material is pending artist's approval. Materials may be viewed onsite at the Goldsen Archive, Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Kroch Library, Cornell University.

As the Latino son of an artist mother and a scientist father, I have always sought to bring together the two hemispheres of creativity and analysis that were seeded in my spirit. I have been painting for fifteen years, thrived as a digital artist, and taught in the digital art education field of the Bay Area. I also worked for four years in the high tech industry of Silicon Valley as an engineer for at Silicon Graphics, Inc., a leader in advanced visualization systems. In both of these endeavors, I have sought to articulate the truth that I see and feel around me. With these divergent views, the artwork that emerges from my creativity has always reflected the coalescing of views that a universe which can be explained by scientific analysis is nonetheless ruled and inhabited by a rich panoply of spirits, gods, and our own ancestors. A mysterious and ancient realm of gods control the physical and spiritual world, and yet we as humans are continuously amazed by our own discovery.