I’m a recent bachelor of arts graduate in cross-cultural relations and visual studies. As a part of my studies, I completed my thesis on decolonial aesthesis in Oaxaca, Mexico, where I grew up. My research was split into a semester of theoretical research and a semester of field work. Overall, my fields of interest focus on urban research and anthropology, particularly utilizing all sorts of collected data to analyze and turn into applicable practice to make daily life better for everybody.I am someone who is naturally organized and always motivated to work, especially when there is a greater good involved. I genuinely love working with large quantities of information and figuring out ways to manage it effectively, particularly via creating unique systems to catalog information.I am also not only bilingual, but bi-cultural. I grew up between NYC, New Britain, CT, and Oaxaca, Mexico, making me fluent in the cultural landscapes of various settings, simultaneously making me very adaptable to all sorts of different and new situations and environments.