The Shoshone Native American Myths Project

I would love to invite you to a small exhibition of my paintings and illustrations inspired by Shoshone Native American Myths and Legends which is presented in 

Mérida English Library 

Calle 53 #524 x 66 y 68, Centro, Mérida, Yucátan

from March 1st to April 11th 2016

Open: Monday - Saturday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm

Monday Evenings: 6:30 - 9:30 pm, Wednesdays until 5 pm

At Friday March 18th, 7 pm to 10 pm

you are invited to MEL Night - Great opportunity to see the Shoshone Myths Exhibition while enjoying the snacks and the cash bar in the MEL garden.
Admission is free and drink tickets can be purchased at the front desk.
All are welcome!!!

The exhibition is just installed! Waiting for your coming...

I'm happy to invite you to the opening of the exhibition of my paintings in the Gallery La Eskalera in Mérida, Yucatán

La Expo Na'Lu'um, retratos de la Madre Tierra, CICY Mérida, Yucatán - México

I took a part of the group exhibition on the occasion of Mother Earth Day "La Expo Na'Lu'um, retratos de la Madre Tierra", located in the Roger Orellana Regional Botanical Garden of CICY - Centro de Investigación Científica de Yucatán in Mérida, Yucatán, México

"The Dream of the Earth" (Dedicated to my aunt Inka)
Mixed media, Year: 2015, Format: 56 x 35 cm

All my life I've loved nature which always has been my inspiration. Every day I enjoy observing the environment of my life and art objects which the nature created. These objects enrich my imagination and I'm collecting them for my project. They contain a visual and spiritual aspects. In my imagination they are projecting my feelings .

One day on my way I found leaves that looked like small trees and there appeared an idea. The trees leave their marks. Static leaves are like the symbol of death, flying gently seeds symbolize new life. It's the circle of the life.

During my work my aunt died and I realized how symbolic is the picture, therefore I dedicated the picture to her.

El sueño de la Tierra (Dedicado a mi tía Inka)
Tecnica mixta, Año: 2015, Formato: 56 x 35 cm

Durante toda mi vida me ha encantado la naturaleza y siempre ha sido mi inspiración. Cada día disfruto observar el ambiente de mi vida y los objetos artísticos que la naturaleza está creando. Estos objetos enriquecen mi imaginación y los colecto para mi proyecto. Contienen aspectos visuales y espirituales. En mi imaginación se proyectan mis sentimientos.

Un día encontré en mi camino hojas que se veían como arboles pequeños y apareció una idea. Los arboles dejan sus huellas. Las hojas secas estáticas son como el símbolo de la muerte, las semillas finas voladoras simbolizan la vida nueva. Es el círculo de la vida.

Durante mi trabajo falleció mi tía y me di cuenta qué tan simbólico es el cuadro, por lo tanto se lo estoy dedicando a ella.

In Mexico

Since 2011 I’ve been living in Mérida, Yucatán, México with my husband, studying Spanish and working on my own projects. 
I like to paint or draw in plener and as a person, who is from country without sea, the places as a beach, sea and boats are fascinating me.