I am a painter, art educator, and cultural entrepreneur. A queer mother, Mexican-Spanish of Chinese descent, born in Mexico City (1983) and living in Madrid (2018). My practice explores universes of the feminine from an autobiographical perspective, between the poetic and the intimate-political.
I have had the honor of showing my work in emblematic spaces such as the Museo del Chopo in Mexico City, the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, the Museo del Pueblo in Guanajuato, the Museo Universitario de Ciencias y Arte (UNAM), and the Museo de Bellas Artes in Querétaro, among many others. My artistic career has crossed borders, taking my work to exhibitions in Mexico, Belgium, San Salvador, the United States, and Spain.
My work has been recognized with the Acciona Scholarship (2018), with the Road to Growth recognition (2017) for young entrepreneurs, with the selection of the Gritos de Placer y Protesta project (2016) for exhibition at the Espai d’Art Ca Lambert and with the first prize at the Gómez Palacio National Painting Biennial (2010).
My ever-expanding practice has led me to develop professionally as a cultural manager by founding Espacio Fidencia (2014-2018) in Mexico City and developing more than 50 activities aimed at supporting emerging artists.
Since 2009 I have been teaching art, focusing on children, currently through the ArteParque project, of which I am an educator and founder.
The birth of my daughter, my migration to Spain and my partner's gender transition marked a turning point in my life and work, driving a transformation in progress. This experience has enriched my life and my practice, deepening a conscious, critical, transfeminist and anti-racist perspective.
With my work I continually reorganize symbolic and representative power, pursuing new understandings, challenging patriarchy and other normativities with innovative formats that collaborate in the creation of a world in which many worlds fit.
