Work for civil society organizations and private companies. My work varies from directing, cinematography, editing and post-production. Many of these works were carried out within the Somos Huemul production house.

Documentary research on the consequences of mercury contamination in the Esse Ejja indigenous people of the Eyiyoquibo community. The social consequences of the gold industry that pollutes the Beni River.

«Purpose Blur» is a personal project in which to interpret, reinterpret and represent social anxiety and panic attacks I used the long exposure technique in the context of street photography.

Looking for lights in the shadows, and shadows in the lights.

Eye Cancer
In our country it occurs in 1 of every 10 thousand newborns; Without proper treatment, this disease can cause significant sequelae, and even death. Early detection is key to guaranteeing favorable results in boys and girls.

The promotion of human rights, especially of girls, boys and adolescents, allows to raise awareness about the issues that are important to them and to get out the voice as a community with initiatives and projects. “Sponsor a school”, a campaign by the Non-profit organization Good Neighbors Chile, is an opportunity to sponsor a school and help girls and boys fulfill their dreams.

In 1986, Carmen Fonseca’s son was robbed from the Sótero del Río hospital. It took 32 years to meet him again.

The Non-profit organization “Nos Buscamos” is made up of a group of professional volunteers who work so that families that were separated at birth, achieve the longed-for embrace of reunion.

At 38, Constanza del Rio, its founder, found out that she was adopted. Not legally, but irregularly. For years she looked for her biological parents and on her way ended up creating the NGO. Its database accumulates 7,000 people looking for their biological ties. To date, it has joined 300 families separated at birth. For years, child trafficking was hidden within the walls of Chile’s wealthiest class.

In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, residents of La Faena organized the common pot “Ramona Medina”, allowing them to distribute more than 220 daily rations of food to their neighbors for 6 months.

Claudio Caru, the chef, struggles to give his children a home and win back his family, while he helps his community organize around the community pot.

The House is Still Dark’ is set in Alal, an isolated Mayangna indigenous village inside the Bosawás Biosphere Reserve in northern Nicaragua, where the indigenous population are struggling with a mental disorder called ‘Grisi Siknis’ while also facing an imposing threat of deforestation and land grabbing from outsiders.

Good Neighbors is a humanitarian, non-governmental and non-profit organization, founded in South Korea in 1991. Currently, it is present and develops projects in more than 39 countries.

Good Neighbors Chile is supporting thousands of families suffering the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.