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With a career built at the intersection of large-scale productions and aquatic expertise, I provide a multidisciplinary approach to technical direction. My unique path, straddling performing arts, visual arts, and water sports, has shaped me into a professional who thrives on solving challenges through creative engineering and technology.

  • ATD

    House of Dancing Water | Macau

  • An empty stage in a large auditorium with purple chairs arranged in front. The stage has a circular platform and a floral decoration in the center. The background features textured wall panels and greenery, with equipment and staff setting up behind the scenes.

    Celebrity Cruises I Celebrity Edge

  • Interior of a building with a glass ceiling, decorated with hanging fabric and flower-shaped lights in purple and pink hues, with a stage and colorful lights.

    Cirque Eloize - PCL I Montreal - Sun Princess

  • Interior of a boat or cruise ship with a stage and chairs, large windows showing outdoor water and palm trees, and lighting and sound equipment.

    Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines I At Sea

  • View of an indoor event space with stage setup and numerous equipment cases, scaffolding, and workers preparing for a concert or event at MGM Grand arena.

    Events - Las Vegas

  • Outdoor art event with people sitting on chairs, some wearing masks, and various artwork and sculptures displayed, including mannequins and electronic decorations, surrounded by metal scaffolding and power lines.

    Love and Depositions I Winston-Salem, North Carolina

  • Spreadsheet titled 'DELIVERABLES MATRIX for YYY Theater - New Show' with various colored cells and labels including 'Bridges (6)' and 'Gantry (1)', showing dates and status notes.

    Technical Documentation

  • A screenshot of a Google Sheets document titled 'TEMPLATE_RiskAssessment_EN.' The sheet contains sections on 'Training,' 'Documentation and Approvals,' and a risk matrix with categories such as 'TYPE RA,' 'CAT,' 'PERSONS,' 'LIKELIHOOD,' 'SEVERITY,' and 'HIERARCHY.' The risk matrix uses color coding with green and red cells indicating different risk levels.

    Safety

  • La Perle I Dubai

  • PRG Scenic Technologies I New Windsor, NY

  • Scenic Fabrication I UNCSA, USA