Skills and Experience:
I am a dedicated Visual Arts Educator with over 5 years of experience fostering creativity in students from primary school to adults. I have taught in academic settings, including primary and secondary schools, university internships, and informal art education through my own workshops and at the Franklin Rawson Museum. I am skilled in leading workshops, coordinating art exhibitions, and tailoring content to meet diverse learning goals. I am fluent in Spanish and English.

Teaching Approach:
In my Painting classes, I focus on a dynamic blend of theory and practice, aiming to ignite my students' passion for art. As a graduate and teacher in Visual Arts, I approach painting through the lens of history, theory, and practical exercises tailored to each topic.

My lessons are structured yet flexible. I start with a theoretical introduction to key concepts, supported by images and visual analyses, before moving on to practice, which includes videos, photos, documents, and live demonstrations. I promote interactive learning through activities that spark curiosity, such as debates on iconic artworks, methodologies of techniques, analyses of artistic movements, and comparisons between different styles.

The goal is to awaken students' curiosity and rigor in their practice, allowing them the freedom to create images with confidence, security, and passion. I am here to guide my students on this exciting journey, providing them with the tools to understand and enjoy painting while gradually discovering their unique style.