I make contemporary art from the perspective of a first-generation,
American, Latina artist who grew up in the age of the internet,
globalization, and anti-immigrant hate. My art practice serves as a
tool for education, agitation, and social critique. My practice is a
powerful blend of digital art, traditional printmaking mediums, and an
intimate relationship with people in the front lines of social change.
I research, interview, shadow and submerge myself in the culture of
the change makers, sometimes as a supporter, other times as an
observer. While I live in Oakland, most of the time I am roaming
different parts of the globe, engaged in transformation. In this blog,
I write about art, social change, political graphics, international
and domestic art exhibits, street art, printmaking, radical culture,
love, sex, and everything related to my artistic experience. Thank you
for visiting my blog.
