I believe audiovisual storytelling is a tool for observing the world from perspectives that are often overlooked: childhood, urban animals, imagination, grief, fear, and everything that exists on the margins of cities. My work emerges from a constant question: what happens when children and other beings are allowed to become protagonists of their own stories, without being reduced to stereotypes or adult narratives? As a filmmaker, I am interested in creating works that blend poetic sensitivity, documentary exploration, and elements of fantastic fiction. I work from the conviction that content created for young audiences can address complex themes as death, autonomy, identity, relationships with the environment, or social conflicts, with depth, beauty, and respect.