Artist statement

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My artistic practice revolves around creating mixed-media works that seek to answer several questions regarding "The Myth of Women.” I delve into themes of power, vulnerability, and the search for identity within a patriarchal society, trying to answer the question: are we what is projected onto us? ll art pieces share this one beautiful thing: feeling. Whether you love or hate it, all art you see gives you a distinct feeling.

For me, making art is communicating a story so you can feel it.

My artistic practice revolves around creating mixed media works that seek to answer the "The Myth of Women.” I try to answer the question that most women feel: Are we what is projected onto us? I sometimes think that the answer is yes, I am what is projected onto me.  And, at other times, I think the answer is no. I don't want to be those ideas or words, and I want to strip it all bare and remember that above all, I am myself. 

Beyond the canvas, my artistic expression extends to large-scale, interactive art installations created for the celebrations of San Antonio's MuretosFest Day of the Dead. These immersive experiences allow me to engage with the community and foster dialogue and reflection on themes of mortality and remembrance.

Ultimately, I hope what I create moves the people who view it. I hope that there is wonder or joy or that it resonates with the viewer. 

And I hope I do it with enormous amounts of glitter and color!