I was born in Bogotá, in a central neighborhood rich in artistic influence from my father and creativity from my mother. Growing up amidst drawings and challenging environmental conditions, I witnessed firsthand the violence of drug trafficking (Pablo Escobar's era) that plagued my neighborhood during a neglected period of reparation.

Caricature used during the university protests held in Bogotá in 2018. The drawing serves as a powerful expression tool.

Pedagogy's sessions for Judiciary of Colombia's employees

As a programmer, I have developed projects with pedagogical purposes. One such project is "Reflexito," a transformative game designed to empower judges and law workers of the Superior Council of Judicature (Consejo Superior de la Judicatura de Colombia) with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively navigate mental health issues within the legal system. By promoting understanding, empathy, and informed decision-making, this game contributes to a more inclusive and mentally healthy legal environment.

Developed for the Alcaldía de Bogotá, "Ayuda a los Vecinos" is an engaging and educational game designed to promote coexistence practices in social interest housing communities. By leveraging the power of gamification, the game empowers residents, strengthens community bonds, and encourages positive social interactions. This project fosters a culture of harmony, inclusivity, and vibrancy in social interest housing neighborhoods across the city.

"14 years of actions for defence of Colombia's children rights". This multimedia project aims to shed light on the rights of children in Colombia, specifically focusing on the actions of illegal military and paramilitary groups against children in the Arauca region. Developed for "Humanidad Vigente," an NGO comprised of an interdisciplinary team of professionals committed to defending and protecting integral human rights, the project utilizes powerful storytelling, visuals, and interactive elements to educate and raise awareness about this critical issue. Through our work, we advocate for the protection of children's rights and strive to make a positive impact in the Arauca region.

After completing my studies in public school, I enrolled in a public university and graduated as a Social Worker. During my studies, I had the opportunity to work with victims of the armed conflict and the prison population. My thesis focused on the city's educational system, allowing me to deepen my understanding of this crucial area.

Awareness campaign ("Escucha tu Corazón") "Listen to your Heart" on healthy habits on Women's Day

During this time, I have continued my work as an artist, creating not only drawings on paper but also practicing BodyPainting. My brother, Giovanni Zitro, is a national reference in BodyPainting, inspiring and guiding my artistic journey in this field.

With two brothers and two sisters who are teachers, teaching has always been a part of my life. I briefly worked as a primary and secondary school teacher. Later, I formed a psychosocial team that visited schools to promote peaceful conflict resolution and foster healthy school coexistence through reflection and dialogue.

Artistic make-up for theater with Angeles Urbanos

Pedagogical work with primary school children on peaceful resolution of conflicts in the south of Bogota

Recreational days with children from poor neighborhoods through the Social Organization "Jesús Verbo, no sustantivo" in Bogota

Zoombie's facepainting

Community's Social work in Ciudad Bolívar (south of Bogota) with neighbors on the effective right to decent housing

Played a crucial role in the defense and promotion of human rights through active involvement with social workers' organizations. Advocated for various rights, provided support to vulnerable populations, and held authorities accountable. Specialized in advocacy and support for political prisoners and detainees, including legal assistance, human rights education, and campaigns against arbitrary detention.

Played a pivotal role in the development and implementation of urban-tactical strategies in Bogotá. As an artist-facilitator, collaborated with local communities, urban planners, and government agencies to create innovative and impactful art projects that address social issues.

Facilitated workshops and creative sessions, fostering community engagement and empowerment through artistic expression. Utilized art as a tool for social change, enhancing public spaces and promoting civic participation and cultural awareness.