La Selva &  The 3 Sisters

A group of local Latinx Artists beautifying accesible public spaces. In partnership with PCC Market and Alimentado al Pueblo.
 On display till Summer 2026.

This 6 panel paintings are inspired by ancestral agriculture techniques, helping each plant species grow and thrive. The 3 sisters refered to Maiz, Calabaza y Frijol.

Quetzal  a beautiful feathered bird. A sacred living creature by Mayan people and a Guatemala currency coin.

Curanderas & Hebolarias

These series of paintings depict divine women and objects showing strength, wisdom, and beauty.  Each painting has golden or silver glitter element, where in many cultures, like the Aztec, Mayan and Inca, gold is a symbol of power, divinity, and immortality. 

As I grow older into my artistic journey, acknowledging indigenous practices, reclaiming history, and passing tradition into new generations is very important as mother and educator. Women through history, had inherit herbal knowledge, plant identification to cure coughs, fevers and help other women with childbirth. 

Often, a ritual was performed to free the spirit from evil by spitting water, brewing herbs, and chanting around the possessed body. To connect with spirit, I attend Temazcal ceremonies on a regular basis.