NEW SERIES
Aquí Seguimos Paintings honoring the faith, resilience, dreams, and quiet strength of Mexican and Mexican-American women who continue forward, carrying culture, family, and hope across generations. This new collection will debut at the Santa Fe Spanish Market, July 24–26, and will also be available through Faust Gallery. Through figures such as La Lucha, La Madre, La Vendedora, y La Devota the series celebrates the women who dream, endure, nurture, create, and persevere—reminding us that despite every challenge, aquí seguimos.
"La Lucha" 2026
30 x 40 in
Acrylic on Canvas
The first piece in a new series exploring the resilience, identity, strength, and spirit of Mexican and Mexican-American women.
Inspired by the saying: "They tried to bury us. They didn't know we were seeds."
The ribbons in her braid, the hoop earrings, the desert, the fields, the workers, and the colors of our flag all speak to culture, labor, sacrifice, and pride. The pink building in the background references the old Justice Court building in Tucson - a symbol of the Mexican-American women who continue carrying our voices forward, fighting for visibility, representation, and community across generations.
The piece also honors the history of the United Farm Workers movement and Dolores Huerta, who coined the phrase "Sí se puede" - words that became a symbol of perseverance, dignity, and collective strength for generations.
"Sí se puede" was never just a phrase. It was survival, resistance, and hope passed from generation to generation.
"La Madre" 2026
30 x 40 in
Acrylic on Canvas
La Madre honors the quiet strength of mothers who move forward despite uncertainty, sacrifice, and hardship. Walking through the desert with her daughter in her arms, she carries love, hope, culture, and the promise of a better future.
The winding path becomes a river of dreams stretching toward the horizon, while the desert blooms with resilience beneath a vibrant sky. Inspired by the stories of Mexican women, this painting celebrates the courage of those who continue forward—not only for themselves, but for the generations they carry with them.
Part of the Aquí Seguimos series, La Madre is a tribute to endurance, faith, and the enduring power of a mother’s love.
"La Devota" 2026
30 x 40 in
Acrylic on Canvas
A woman stands in quiet prayer, carrying the faith and traditions passed down through generations.
Inspired by the women who fill church pews, light candles for loved ones, carry rosaries in their hands and purses, and place their worries in God’s care, La Devota honors a devotion that extends far beyond the walls of a church. It is found in community, in family, in hope, and in the small daily acts of faith that help people move forward.
For many Mexican and Mexican-American families, faith is not only a belief—it is a source of strength, comfort, and connection. This painting is a tribute to the women who continue to carry that light for those around them.
Part of the Aquí Seguimos series, honoring the faith, resilience, and enduring spirit of Mexican and Mexican-American women.
"La Vendedora" 2026
30 x 40 in
Acrylic on Canvas
She carries more than fruit—she carries the labor of the land and the hope of those who rise before dawn to provide for their families. Surrounded by the abundance of the earth, she represents generations of sacrifice, resilience, and love, reminding us that the simplest work can become an extraordinary act of devotion.
Her eyes reflect dignity. The cross she wears speaks to faith, while the flowers in her hair celebrate the beauty that endures through everyday life. She stands with quiet confidence, honoring the women whose strength is often found not in recognition, but in their unwavering commitment to their families and communities.
La Vendedora honors the women whose work nourishes not only our tables, but also our communities, preserving culture one harvest, one meal, and one generation at a time. It is a celebration of faith, hard work, and the enduring spirit of the women who continue to carry our traditions forward.