I completed my Degree in Physical Sciences at UNT - Peru (2002). I went to Brazil with a scholarship from the same country, CAPES, and CNPq to obtain a Masters degree and Ph.D. in Physics (2009). I completed this postgraduate degree at the CBPF - Brazilian Center for Physical Research (Rio de Janeiro). My research areas were the Integrable Systems for spin and simulation stairs using the COMSOL Multiphysics Software for optics and nanostructures. I participated in mid-2015 in a group called Nano in the School of Fine Arts of the UFRJ-Rio de Janeiro, which is an area linked to artistic research with the use of science and technology. This multidisciplinary area opened the way for me to relate the exact sciences to art. In 2016, on my return to Lima, I was a scientific advisor at the School of Fine Arts for a course called Integrated Arts, which was successful and ended with an exhibition in February 2016 entitled "Sample Shows" at the Ricardo Palma Cultural Center in Miraflores, Lima. At the end of 2017, I participated in a collective drawing exhibition called "The Body, Eternal Return", which took place at the Lucila Walqui cultural center, Lima. I currently live in Lima, I was working until December 2019 in research at the University of Science and Humanities - UCH - CIICS, researching physics and new media. I am interested in nature, ecology, sociology, science, and art.