I paint and create in the same city where I was born in 1989. I attended city schools all my life and never attended any specialized schools for art but always had an interest. My grandmother Evelyn being an artist herself taught me all she knew and suplied me with all the supplies I would ever need for creating my works. She and my father took me to a museum every month. They taught me more about classic works and not much modern but never questioned my needs to experiment. I particiapted in a few art work shops in the past but never one as in depth and experimental as the one at the MoMA. The printmaking class really taught me every aspect of the process. My favorite activity was the xerox transfer. I loved how once the ink from the xerox was wet we could just play around with the image. I love that printmaking is a way to make art that is inexpensive and that anyone can do in their home with the right materials and some patience. I feel that that is how art should be.