ABOUT

I’m a filmmaker and photographer interested in people—their resilience, contradictions, and the spaces between how they see themselves and how they’re seen.

My work moves between narrative and documentary, often focusing on small, human moments that reveal something honest. Through film and photography, I study perception and connection, using light, rhythm, and silence as part of the story.

Eyes of Gabrielle brings those observations together—a space where image and emotion meet, and where storytelling becomes a way of understanding people more deeply.

Born in Honduras, I learned early on to see beauty in ordinary moments. Over time, film and photography became my way of understanding people and myself—how we move, connect, and see each other. My work is grounded in observation, emotion, and the quiet stories hidden in everyday life.