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MURAL LOOKS FROM THE PAST
mural made in the village of colors, the city of Cancun.

MEDUSA IN MY ARMS, MURAL
This mural, created in the 20 de Noviembre neighborhood of La Paz, Baja California Sur, is a metaphor for the encounter between vulnerability and strength.
The jellyfish, an ethereal creature of the sea, represents that which appears fragile but holds a silent power.
Holded in arms, it ceases to be a defense and becomes a symbol of trust.
The artwork speaks of the act of holding without possessing, of accepting the risk of contact, and of inhabiting the balance between care and transformation.
The jellyfish, an ethereal creature of the sea, represents that which appears fragile but holds a silent power.
Holded in arms, it ceases to be a defense and becomes a symbol of trust.
The artwork speaks of the act of holding without possessing, of accepting the risk of contact, and of inhabiting the balance between care and transformation.

MURAL LA PAZ BCS
This mural, created in the 20 de Noviembre neighborhood of La Paz, Baja California Sur, is a metaphor for the encounter between vulnerability and strength.
The jellyfish, an ethereal creature of the sea, represents that which appears fragile but holds a silent power.
Holded in arms, it ceases to be a defense and becomes a symbol of trust.
The artwork speaks of the act of holding without possessing, of accepting the risk of contact, and of inhabiting the balance between care and transformation.
The jellyfish, an ethereal creature of the sea, represents that which appears fragile but holds a silent power.
Holded in arms, it ceases to be a defense and becomes a symbol of trust.
The artwork speaks of the act of holding without possessing, of accepting the risk of contact, and of inhabiting the balance between care and transformation.

TOH BIRD
This oil painting depicts the Toh bird, a sacred bird in Mayan tradition, guardian of water and hidden places.
Its long tail and serene gaze evoke silence, patience, and ancestral wisdom.
Its long tail and serene gaze evoke silence, patience, and ancestral wisdom.

FRIDA KHALO
He stopped for a second to observe the love that filled his being with colors.
Colors as bright as stars and as dark as infinity.
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Colors as bright as stars and as dark as infinity.
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Pineapple Garden
Work done in acrylic on canvas.
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NO IMPORTA
"It Doesn't Matter" is an acrylic painting where the word becomes the protagonist and a constant presence.
Far from indifference, the phrase acts as a threshold: a declaration that questions, liberates, and confronts the weight of expectations.
The painting transforms language into a visual gesture. To say "it doesn't matter" is to resist, to let go of what is imposed and open space to the essential, to that which remains when everything else dissolves.
Far from indifference, the phrase acts as a threshold: a declaration that questions, liberates, and confronts the weight of expectations.
The painting transforms language into a visual gesture. To say "it doesn't matter" is to resist, to let go of what is imposed and open space to the essential, to that which remains when everything else dissolves.

fish eye
FISH EYE
This pictorial work taught me that every decision you make, good or bad, will always lead to the desired results.
Enter my blog there you will find the full story.
TECHNIQUE: ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
MEASURES: 70cmx71cm
SINGLE PIECE
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
FISH EYE
This pictorial work taught me that every decision you make, good or bad, will always lead to the desired results.
Enter my blog there you will find the full story.
TECHNIQUE: ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
MEASURES: 70cmx71cm
SINGLE PIECE
This pictorial work taught me that every decision you make, good or bad, will always lead to the desired results.
Enter my blog there you will find the full story.
TECHNIQUE: ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
MEASURES: 70cmx71cm
SINGLE PIECE
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
FISH EYE
This pictorial work taught me that every decision you make, good or bad, will always lead to the desired results.
Enter my blog there you will find the full story.
TECHNIQUE: ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
MEASURES: 70cmx71cm
SINGLE PIECE

PINTANDO

QUIMBAYA MASK
Quimbaya is a mask born from the ancestral echo of the Calima culture, peoples of western Colombia who understood gold as a sacred language between life and the afterlife.
Inspired by their funerary rituals, the piece evokes the transformation of the spirit and the inner strength that resides in the animalistic.
Its forms are reminiscent of the jaguar and the bat, symbols of power, transition, and rebirth.
More than a face, Quimbaya represents the animal ego: the instinctive essence that guides, protects, and connects human beings with their spiritual origin.
Inspired by their funerary rituals, the piece evokes the transformation of the spirit and the inner strength that resides in the animalistic.
Its forms are reminiscent of the jaguar and the bat, symbols of power, transition, and rebirth.
More than a face, Quimbaya represents the animal ego: the instinctive essence that guides, protects, and connects human beings with their spiritual origin.

INZA MASK
Inzá is a mask that emerges from the ceremonial silence of the Calima culture, where gold was not matter, but spirit in transit.
Its form embodies the duality between human and animal, reminding us that identity is a balance between reason and instinct.
Inspired by the sacred figures that guarded the passage to other worlds, Inzá represents vigilance, transformation, and ancestral memory.
It is a mask that does not observe: it protects, connecting the individual with their inner strength and spiritual lineage.
Its form embodies the duality between human and animal, reminding us that identity is a balance between reason and instinct.
Inspired by the sacred figures that guarded the passage to other worlds, Inzá represents vigilance, transformation, and ancestral memory.
It is a mask that does not observe: it protects, connecting the individual with their inner strength and spiritual lineage.

THE SHAMAN MASK
The Shaman is a sculpture inspired by the worldview of the Calima Culture, where spirit and matter converse through ritual.
It represents the sacred mediator: one who travels between worlds, guiding the community through ancestral knowledge and connection with the unseen.
Its presence evokes transformation, wisdom, and inner power.
More than a figure, The Shaman is a threshold: a symbolic body where the human being merges with the spiritual and the animal to remember their origin and their purpose.
It represents the sacred mediator: one who travels between worlds, guiding the community through ancestral knowledge and connection with the unseen.
Its presence evokes transformation, wisdom, and inner power.
More than a figure, The Shaman is a threshold: a symbolic body where the human being merges with the spiritual and the animal to remember their origin and their purpose.

FLOR

SEA

TOH BIRD
THE LEGEND
It was once an extremely conceited and proud bird before the others. He did not usually make the slightest effort to hunt his own food, as the Toh bird was one of the royal species. They lived in the kingdom of the birds of the Mayan land, in remote times.
Back then, he had a long, delicate and shiny tail of many colors, which made him look as beautiful as King Kukul himself. That's why he was admired by the other birds, but this made him proud and arrogant.
Instead of working, he would join other royal birds in the cooler depths of the jungle, where he would spend all day telling stories and feeding on insects and lizards. Even then, the Toh asked his companions to find him food, so as not to mistreat the feathers of his long and beautiful tail.
One afternoon, black clouds appeared in the sky announcing a storm. An emergency meeting of the birds was then called to protect themselves, assigning each one their specific task.
Chujut, the carpenter; Panchel, the toucan; as well as Mox, Xtut and Exikin, the parrots and macaws, dedicated themselves to cutting branches to build a shelter. Bach, the chachalaca, and Cutz, the wild turkey, carried the heaviest branches. Small birds, such as crows and orioles, took it upon themselves to gather grasses and small plants to cover the shelter.
Other birds collected fruits and seeds for food. Some more dedicated themselves to alert the animals of the jungle. Among all of them, Oc, the king vulture, acted as chief.
Only the Toh bird refused to do any work, claiming to be "an aristocrat, not a worker." The other birds told him that they would all be sorry if the storm found them unawares and urged him to work with them. Outraged, the elegant bird took his place among the builders of the shelter.
Not many minutes passed and he already felt tired and sweaty, so he waited until no one saw him and he ran away into the nearby bushes. There he found a good place to hide: the crevices of a stone wall. He climbed into the hole, curled up, and went to sleep. Convinced of the effectiveness of the hide, he failed to notice that his long tail was dangling outside the shelter, over a path where workers passed with their load.
Some time later, the Toh bird woke up and heard the other birds sing. The storm had ended without doing much damage and the whole kingdom of birds was rejoicing at the good luck. He got out of his hole and flew to the shelter, where he asked the other birds if they also felt tired like him after the exhausting work done. All the birds agreed, but they assured that the work was necessary to save the forest and its inhabitants from what could become a great disaster.
Then the royal birds called the Toh and together they flew to their favorite perching spot in the jungle. As always, the Toh was placed in the highest place of the group, so that everyone could admire its beautiful tail. At that, one of the group's companions began to laugh at Toh, pointing to her tail. Little by little all the other birds did the same, telling him: “Your tail is ruined. You surely damaged it when you worked as hard as you say.”
The Toh bird was sure that this was a joke, until he looked at himself and saw only two long bare rods dangling and ending in a small set of feathers, like two arrows.
Horrified, he realized what had happened in his sleep. The smug bird acknowledged his guilt, but he couldn't bear to let his friends know the truth. His pride got the better of him and he flew away towards the most inaccessible part of the jungle. There he dug a hole and got into it.
To this day, the Toh bird remains a recluse in the jungle, avoiding other birds and making its home in holes in the caves, which give access to Xibalbá.
Andrea Laurent
Avid reader and creative writer who enjoys sharing what she is passionate about.
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It was once an extremely conceited and proud bird before the others. He did not usually make the slightest effort to hunt his own food, as the Toh bird was one of the royal species. They lived in the kingdom of the birds of the Mayan land, in remote times.
Back then, he had a long, delicate and shiny tail of many colors, which made him look as beautiful as King Kukul himself. That's why he was admired by the other birds, but this made him proud and arrogant.
Instead of working, he would join other royal birds in the cooler depths of the jungle, where he would spend all day telling stories and feeding on insects and lizards. Even then, the Toh asked his companions to find him food, so as not to mistreat the feathers of his long and beautiful tail.
One afternoon, black clouds appeared in the sky announcing a storm. An emergency meeting of the birds was then called to protect themselves, assigning each one their specific task.
Chujut, the carpenter; Panchel, the toucan; as well as Mox, Xtut and Exikin, the parrots and macaws, dedicated themselves to cutting branches to build a shelter. Bach, the chachalaca, and Cutz, the wild turkey, carried the heaviest branches. Small birds, such as crows and orioles, took it upon themselves to gather grasses and small plants to cover the shelter.
Other birds collected fruits and seeds for food. Some more dedicated themselves to alert the animals of the jungle. Among all of them, Oc, the king vulture, acted as chief.
Only the Toh bird refused to do any work, claiming to be "an aristocrat, not a worker." The other birds told him that they would all be sorry if the storm found them unawares and urged him to work with them. Outraged, the elegant bird took his place among the builders of the shelter.
Not many minutes passed and he already felt tired and sweaty, so he waited until no one saw him and he ran away into the nearby bushes. There he found a good place to hide: the crevices of a stone wall. He climbed into the hole, curled up, and went to sleep. Convinced of the effectiveness of the hide, he failed to notice that his long tail was dangling outside the shelter, over a path where workers passed with their load.
Some time later, the Toh bird woke up and heard the other birds sing. The storm had ended without doing much damage and the whole kingdom of birds was rejoicing at the good luck. He got out of his hole and flew to the shelter, where he asked the other birds if they also felt tired like him after the exhausting work done. All the birds agreed, but they assured that the work was necessary to save the forest and its inhabitants from what could become a great disaster.
Then the royal birds called the Toh and together they flew to their favorite perching spot in the jungle. As always, the Toh was placed in the highest place of the group, so that everyone could admire its beautiful tail. At that, one of the group's companions began to laugh at Toh, pointing to her tail. Little by little all the other birds did the same, telling him: “Your tail is ruined. You surely damaged it when you worked as hard as you say.”
The Toh bird was sure that this was a joke, until he looked at himself and saw only two long bare rods dangling and ending in a small set of feathers, like two arrows.
Horrified, he realized what had happened in his sleep. The smug bird acknowledged his guilt, but he couldn't bear to let his friends know the truth. His pride got the better of him and he flew away towards the most inaccessible part of the jungle. There he dug a hole and got into it.
To this day, the Toh bird remains a recluse in the jungle, avoiding other birds and making its home in holes in the caves, which give access to Xibalbá.
Andrea Laurent
Avid reader and creative writer who enjoys sharing what she is passionate about.
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CARIBBEAN REEF
CARIBBEAN REEF
The second largest barrier reef in the world, The warm waters of the Caribbean Sea generate a suitable habitat for the existence of coral reefs, the second largest barrier reef in the world being located here, with more than 1000 km long; covering the entire coast of Quintana Roo in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and Honduras.
How not to feel inspired by this wonderful work of art that nature gives us, to use it as inspiration on my canvas.
Technique: Acrylic on Linzo.
Measurements: 104cm x 144cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
The second largest barrier reef in the world, The warm waters of the Caribbean Sea generate a suitable habitat for the existence of coral reefs, the second largest barrier reef in the world being located here, with more than 1000 km long; covering the entire coast of Quintana Roo in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and Honduras.
How not to feel inspired by this wonderful work of art that nature gives us, to use it as inspiration on my canvas.
Technique: Acrylic on Linzo.
Measurements: 104cm x 144cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

PINK
Between roses I see you, with a sigh I reach your aroma. It surrounds me and everything is silent. Silence full of color until it explodes. And behold the rose. Perfect and silent.
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THE ELEPHANT'S LOOK
THE ELEPHANT'S LOOK
Majestic elephant that inspires greatness, always remind me of immense loyalty to my heart.
Teach me to use this love with strength as gasoline to get ahead and protect my loved ones.
The look of the elephant
Majestic elephant that inspires greatness, always reminds me to have an immense loyalty to my heart.
Teach me to use this love strongly as gasoline to get ahead and protect my loved ones.
Technique: Acrylic on Canvas,
Measurements: 104cm x 84cm
Unique piece.
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
Majestic elephant that inspires greatness, always remind me of immense loyalty to my heart.
Teach me to use this love with strength as gasoline to get ahead and protect my loved ones.
The look of the elephant
Majestic elephant that inspires greatness, always reminds me to have an immense loyalty to my heart.
Teach me to use this love strongly as gasoline to get ahead and protect my loved ones.
Technique: Acrylic on Canvas,
Measurements: 104cm x 84cm
Unique piece.
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

GALACTIC CAT
GALACTIC CAT
While experimenting with acrylics and water, I found the perfect mix to do the watered down effect and at the same time create a galaxy effect. The initial process was a bit boring since the results I wanted to achieve were not satisfactory, it wasn't until two weeks later that I decided to go back to work to make peace with her and talk about our differences and start to understand her, we reached an agreement and I began to see the path of colors more clearly and how I should add and subtract tones, when suddenly the gaze of the galactic cat emerged from infinity, with a look determined to stay, but they challenged me and asked me to do so. I painted them with oil and I did so to finally distribute some stellar remains of gold around them, encapsulating them with a layer of resin so that they shine like infinity.
While experimenting with acrylics and water, I found the perfect mix to make the effect of diluted and at the same time create a galaxy effect. The initial process was a bit boring since the results I wanted to achieve were not satisfactory, it was not until two weeks later that I decided to return to work to make peace with her and talk about our differences and begin to understand her, we reached a I agreed and began to see more clearly the path of colors and how I should add and remove tones, when suddenly the look of the Galactic cat emerged from infinity, with a determined look to stay, but they were challenging and asked me to Paint them with I oiled and I did so to finally distribute some stellar remains of gold around them, encapsulating them with a layer of resin so that they would shine like infinity.
Technique: Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 100cm x 150cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
While experimenting with acrylics and water, I found the perfect mix to do the watered down effect and at the same time create a galaxy effect. The initial process was a bit boring since the results I wanted to achieve were not satisfactory, it wasn't until two weeks later that I decided to go back to work to make peace with her and talk about our differences and start to understand her, we reached an agreement and I began to see the path of colors more clearly and how I should add and subtract tones, when suddenly the gaze of the galactic cat emerged from infinity, with a look determined to stay, but they challenged me and asked me to do so. I painted them with oil and I did so to finally distribute some stellar remains of gold around them, encapsulating them with a layer of resin so that they shine like infinity.
While experimenting with acrylics and water, I found the perfect mix to make the effect of diluted and at the same time create a galaxy effect. The initial process was a bit boring since the results I wanted to achieve were not satisfactory, it was not until two weeks later that I decided to return to work to make peace with her and talk about our differences and begin to understand her, we reached a I agreed and began to see more clearly the path of colors and how I should add and remove tones, when suddenly the look of the Galactic cat emerged from infinity, with a determined look to stay, but they were challenging and asked me to Paint them with I oiled and I did so to finally distribute some stellar remains of gold around them, encapsulating them with a layer of resin so that they would shine like infinity.
Technique: Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 100cm x 150cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

SWEET HORSE
SWEET HORSE
This work marks a before and after of my artistic work. In this piece are all the styles in which I had experimented, as a result of experimentation with material and technique, the Sweet Horse appeared full of color and inspiration, becoming my initial reference for my subsequent pictorial works.
This work marks a before and after of my artistic work. In this piece are all the styles in which I had been experimented, as a result of the experimentation with the material and the technique, the Sweet Horse full of color and inspiration appeared, becoming my initial reference for my following pictorial works.
Technique: Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 74cm x 114cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
This work marks a before and after of my artistic work. In this piece are all the styles in which I had experimented, as a result of experimentation with material and technique, the Sweet Horse appeared full of color and inspiration, becoming my initial reference for my subsequent pictorial works.
This work marks a before and after of my artistic work. In this piece are all the styles in which I had been experimented, as a result of the experimentation with the material and the technique, the Sweet Horse full of color and inspiration appeared, becoming my initial reference for my following pictorial works.
Technique: Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 74cm x 114cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

BLUE LION
blue lion
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hidden in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping these only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I started to get it out of hiding by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and is fully visible and there the blue lion that was hiding in the mist he came out with his flashes of infinite grandeur.
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hiding in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping they only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I began to take it out of its hiding place by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken on blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and allows itself to be seen completely and there the blue lion that was hiding in the fog came out with its flashes of infinite greatness.
Technique: Mixed-Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 123cm x 115cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hidden in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping these only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I started to get it out of hiding by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and is fully visible and there the blue lion that was hiding in the mist he came out with his flashes of infinite grandeur.
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hiding in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping they only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I began to take it out of its hiding place by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken on blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and allows itself to be seen completely and there the blue lion that was hiding in the fog came out with its flashes of infinite greatness.
Technique: Mixed-Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 123cm x 115cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

BLUE LION
blue lion
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hidden in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping these only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I started to get it out of hiding by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and is fully visible and there the blue lion that was hiding in the mist he came out with his flashes of infinite grandeur.
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hiding in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping they only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I began to take it out of its hiding place by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken on blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and allows itself to be seen completely and there the blue lion that was hiding in the fog came out with its flashes of infinite greatness.
Technique: Mixed-Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 123cm x 115cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hidden in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping these only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I started to get it out of hiding by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and is fully visible and there the blue lion that was hiding in the mist he came out with his flashes of infinite grandeur.
A hot night came in the darkness of my imagination, hiding in the fog of confusion, I could only see a flash of his eyes, escaping they only let me see his silhouette.
A brush and a canvas witnessed this visual hunt. I began to take it out of its hiding place by capturing it on the canvas.
Seven months of continuous search, a night of romance, the lion that had already taken on blue tones was the center of the conversation, suddenly it comes out of my resplendent imagination and allows itself to be seen completely and there the blue lion that was hiding in the fog came out with its flashes of infinite greatness.
Technique: Mixed-Acrylic resin on Canvas, gold paper.
Measurements: 123cm x 115cm
unique piece
The pictorial work will be delivered with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

In the depths of your gaze

LA PAZ BCS.

GLASS EYED OWL
This work was the result of the need to create and manipulate materials, without knowing what the final result of this need would be. Stirrer brushes and spatulas = being the tools that helped to manipulate the oily pigment. At the end of this work, my heart and spirit turned off this debauchery so that I could feel more at peace and happy with the final result.
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