I am an artist originally from Mexico, where my artistic journey began at a young age through various local art academies. Currently, I reside in London, attending the West Hampstead School of Art to further refine my skills and artistic vision.
My work is deeply inspired by the rich cultural heritage of my homeland, Mexico. The vibrant textiles, huipiles, shawls, and artisanal crafts have profoundly influenced my artistic style. The colors of Mexican handicrafts—bold, bright, and full of life—are a constant source of inspiration for me.
I primarily work with acrylics on cotton or linen canvas. My themes often revolve around floral motifs inspired by my Mexican roots, exploring concepts of freedom, balance, and the pursuit of happiness in every corner of life, regardless of the surrounding circumstances. My goal is to convey the joy of living and learning to appreciate life in its entirety.
My artistic style is characterized by its vivid and colorful floral elements. While I embrace a wide palette of bright colors, I am not afraid to incorporate neutral tones and pops of color to maintain the vibrancy that defines my work. Over time, my art has evolved to include more abstract forms and styles, yet it remains true to my origins with playful, fluid floral shapes that often resemble mosaics.
Through my art, I aim to communicate my roots, balance, and a zest for life. I hope to instill a sense of positivity and joy in those who view my work. My audience is anyone who seeks to create spaces that reflect equilibrium, balance, and a love for life—attributes deeply rooted in my Mexican culture.
Looking ahead, I aspire to expand my artistic presence in the UK and Europe, sharing the warmth and deep cultural roots of my country with a broader audience. I envision my pieces not just as decorations, but as elements that transform houses into homes, bringing a sense of closeness and warmth characteristic of my culture into people’s lives.
