Born in El Salvador, Evelyn developed a deep appreciation for nature and the arts at an early age. She explored a variety of media such as oils, acrylics, pastel chalks, metal embossing and others.

She lived in Europe, Asia and America that experience provided her a wealth of inspiration, particularly the intricate details of mother nature. She is captivated by the complexity of textures, the surrealism of the sky, the unique beauty of the animal kingdom and the grandeur of the Universe.

This multicultural and multidimensional world guides her art, creating a beautiful journey that she captures in her photography. In each shot, She strives to seize the Grace of the moment and evoke a Haiku poem.

As an Alumni of the Nangyan Academy of Fine Arts, in Singapore, Evelyn showcased her work in a group exhibition named “An Impression” a collection of woodblocks, etching and intaglio techniques that were met with great acclaim.

As a cancer survivor Evelyn cherishes every moment, and her photography captures the essence of life with the eye of a transient observer who knows that immortalizing the beauty of the right moment is the key magic retelling and reliving it. Every image is a poem, is a sacred connection to the present moment.

Some of her photography not only resembles modern impressionism but a photographic style born from her love, her intimate relationship with nature, and her crusade to capture the Light of life.