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This painting reflects my deep connection to magnolias—symbols of resilience and the strength to bloom with grace, even in adversity. Set against a bold red background, its purity stands out, while the reflection invites you to look beyond the surface and find the depth within.

Created during the pandemic, this piece reflects fragility and resilience. The crystal bowl symbolizes home—delicate yet full of light—while the magnolia represents strength and hope, conveying a message of perseverance and the power to find meaning even in difficult times.

Inspired by inherited books, this piece reflects the lasting impact of knowledge and ancestral stories. A blooming flower symbolizes growth through learning, the crystal sphere invites self-reflection, and the beetles represent renewal—together expressing a legacy of transformation and new beginnings.

Inspired by a woman’s handmade crafts, this painting honors the love, care, and devotion woven into everyday objects. Centered on a treasured heirloom passed down through generations, it reflects how memory, artistry, and love endure—connecting lives across time.

This painting is about the space between what we show and what we really feel. The flowers are the version of ourselves we present—calm, put together.
But the curtain reminds us there’s always more behind it. Most people only see what we let them see, but the ones we trust get to see what’s really there.

Magnolias captivate me, not only for their beauty, but for the resilience they embody. The watering can whispers a truth: Nothing bloom alone, we must water what we love.

Inspired by a chance encounter with miniature shopping carts, this piece features a cart filled with traditional Mexican candies—symbols of childhood, family, and cultural identity. More than a playful scene, it reflects a collection of memories and the joy rooted in shared experiences.

Inspired by a vintage Coca-Cola glass discovered in Boston, this painting contrasts crushed cans with a filled glass to explore the relationship between outer appearance and inner essence. The cans represent what is temporary and discarded, while the liquid symbolizes our thoughts, emotions, and memories—the enduring core that gives life meaning.

Some paintings seem to paint themselves and this little fig was one of them. A study of the profoundness something quite ordinary takes on when bathed in the Light.