Published “Paths of Life” and exhibited at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City.

Exhibited “La Construcción del Instante” throughout Mexico, including Oaxaca.

Presented “La Construcción del Instante” at Palacio de Cultura CITIBANAMEX, CDMX.

“Photo Poche” published by Fundación Juan Rulfo and Editorial RM in Mexico.

“Trilogy” exhibited at Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso (CDMX) and Ex Convento de Santo Domingo (Oaxaca).

Published “Trilogy” celebrating 30 years of work: “Bestiarium”, “Fantastic Woman”, and “Silent Natures”

Released the “Silent Natures” catalog.

Published “Inner Light” (titled “Flor” in Europe), widely exhibited afterward.

FONCA CONACULTA grant extended for three more years.

“Witnesses of Time” received commendation from the Krasna-Krausz Foundation.

Published “Witnesses of Time” in five languages. Exhibited globally through the 1990s.

Received grants from the Swiss Federal Fund and FONCA CONACULTA in Mexico.

Published “Bestiarium” in Switzerland.

Printed all photographs for Mario Botta’s MOMA exhibition in New York.

Published “Magia del juego eterno” and exhibited at Contemporary Art Gallery in Mexico City.

Worked with Mariana Yampolsky in rural Mexico. Inspired by indigenous life and culture.

Darkroom assistant to Manuel Álvarez Bravo. Mastered silver, platinum, and palladium printing.

Studied Graphic Design at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico City.

Studied visual arts at the Old San Carlos Academy (UNAM), influenced by Kati Horna.

Born in Mexico City. Moved to a hacienda near the city, forming a deep bond with nature.