I am a Mexican emerging artist who discovered my passion for the creative life after studying Industrial Design in Mexico City. Growing up in the small town of Actopan in the state of Hidalgo, I was deeply influenced by my natural surroundings and the diverse people around me. One of the most profound lessons in my life came from the women who demonstrated remarkable feminine strength, including Goya, who cared for us while my mother worked, and Vicky, who taught me to cook on a wood stove. Their physical presence and resilience had a lasting impact on me.This realization led me to explore the concept of Cuerpa (feminine body in Spanish), which has become central to my work. Initially, I felt a strong sense of my own power, but social media and urban interactions made me question my value and strength. Conversations with other women revealed that they too struggled with similar doubts. Despite the visible power of women in various aspects of Mexican society, a woman’s worth is often linked to societal achievements. Reflecting on these experiences has deepened my understanding of how women interact and support each other.

My greatest motivation for creating art is the realization that many of our feelings and experiences are shared. We all carry common memories, scars, and pains, and I strive to express these through my work. Creating art has become a way for me to delve into the most intimate parts of myself and communicate raw, unfiltered emotions. Sharing this process in a collaborative setting would further enhance the human connection in my art and help me to create works that resonate deeply with both myself and others.