I’m an illustrator and graphic designer. I use art to experiment with bold colors and playful characters. Nationality: Puerto Rican Piece: Limber IG: @de__palo WEB: alexandranazario.com

i’m a mexican-american artist, designer, and neon-lighting professional. painting is my life and i'm a pop culture enthusiast. my current paintings explore music fandom and the exchange of culture and expression from across geographies, decades, and languages. Nationality: Mexican-American Pieces: “i never, never want to go” & “los estrokes” IG: @amoonyos WEB: munozart.com

Art is the language through which she communicates her deepest truths. As a Puerto Rican artist living in Atlanta, her work bridges the gap between her cultural roots and personal identity. In every piece, she explores the vibrant blend of Puerto Rican heritage and the diversity of Atlanta. Each brushstroke is an honest reflection of who she is, bringing her unspoken emotions to life. For her, art isn’t just a form of expression; it’s a statement of existence, a fearless celebration of self, and an invitation for others to connect with her stories. Nationality: Puerto Rican Pieces: Condenado Universo & Saudade IG: @arianacriverag WEB: arianarivera.com

Arturo Contreras is a queer Mexican-American interdisciplinary scholar and multidisciplinary Latine creative based in Atlanta. Transitioning from a rural, working-class life to an urban lifestyle, he became fascinated by cultural institutions as tools for community formation. His involvement in Emory and Atlanta's Latine communities fostered his creative praxis, leading him to discover a passion for creative directing/curating and photography. As a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow during his undergrad career, Arturo began his artistic career curating Emory University's first student-led Latinx exhibition, “Consciousness is Power: A Record of Latinx Emory.” This experience solidified his interest in documenting underrepresented histories. He delved into photography and began to develop his skills first solo, and then alongside a group of local Latine photographers in Atlanta. His 2023 summer and fall films are with personal family and friends that started with landscape and portrait shots of familiar connections across the US and Mexico. Nationality: Mexicano Pieces: Foos Cruising in the I.E. , Cabalgada de Tío Chava en Jalisco , & Que Rico IG: @con_turo_

Driven by an unconscious search for the familiar and a sense of belonging through contemplative practices in nature, I have situated myself as an intimate and playful neighbor of the forest and the river next-door for the past few years. The Chattahoochee River in Roswell, Ga, and sporadic visits to Papallacta, Ecuador -a biodiverse cloud forest region in my hometown- have therefore informed my body of work since 2020. I have been observant of nature ́s mechanisms and transitions, its resilience and pace, the speed and the quietness, the flourishing of orderly and diverse phenological patterns…What remains within never-ending mutation cycles? What persists? These abstract mixed media works become a biomorphic multi-perspective assemblage of sensorial and affective information gathered from two specific river sites, those who have awakened intuitive and old childlike practices, as well as quotidian pursuits of home traces in nature ́s drifts. Nationality: Ecuadorian Pieces: Flor de Gunnera & Luna de Monte IG: @carla.contreras.art WEB: carlacontreras.net

Raised in Madrid Spain, I now call Atlanta home where I work as a digital artist and muralist. My work is constantly changing as I get bored of styles and themes easily, this year I've been painting a lot of flowers and snakes. Nationality: Spanish Piece: Rosa Roja IG: @pitoto.alvarez

Corazón a Corazón is an Atlanta-based inclusive community that celebrate self-expression and cultural heritage through the power of poetry, music, and spoken word. Providing a safe, welcoming space where individuals from all backgrounds, particularly the Latino community, feel empowered to share their authentic voices and stories. IG: _corazon.a.corazon_

I enjoy combining the themes and symbols of classic, darker art with modern day objects. To me, darkness is not only symbolic but necessary for the light to shine brighter. Nationality: Mexican & Cuban Pieces: Return Home & Rosas de Abuela IG: @dmercado675

Daniela Rodriguez is a multidisciplinary visual artist living and working between Bogotá, Colombia and Atlanta, Georgia. Their work focuses on drawing, video and tattoo work that explores the connection between ecology, spirituality and liberation. Daniela and their work are moving slow and fast, moment by moment. Nationality: Colombian Pieces: Reaching for Peace But What I Get is Something New , Nothing Quite in this World like: Connection , & One lifetime is enough to learn life’s preciousness IG: @poquitito

I draw inspiration from surreal and abstract art styles. My paintings are often born from images in my dreams, conversations, phrases from songs or quotes in books, and everyday experiences that evoke deep emotions. I strive to capture these feelings and transform them into art on canvas. Nationality: Mexican Piece: La Casa de Martina IG: @darianart1

I am dedicated to uplifting the achievements of the Latine and BIPOC communities through a unique fusion of photography and journalism. My lens captures a singular layer of community life, freezing moments of significance. While working on Gusgeras: Antojitos Mexicanos, I focused on the vibrant and delicious gusgeras that have been a staple in the Latine community for years! After visiting La Michoacana Antojitos Mexicanos, located at 3750 Old Jefferson Rd, Athens, GA 30607, over the course of a few months, I was able to document the many orders enjoyed by patrons. Nationality: Mexican Pieces: Gusgeras: Anotijos Mexicanos - Crazy Shake de Gansito , Gusgeras: Anotijos Mexicanos - Paleta de Oreo y Esquite con Hot-Cheetos , & Gusgeras: Anotijos Mexicanos - Tostilocos, Dorilocos y Nieve de Chicle IG: @takenbydiana

Litumaism is born out of a combination of themes revolving around history, culture, myths, love, and struggle. The use of symbols and hieroglyphs in combination with the wide expanse of the animal kingdom tend to become the vessels of my self expression. All these elements come together to form a visual narrative reinforcing central themes like the struggles of the Underdog, Love's mysticism, and historical events. Nationality: Ecuatoriano Piece: Casa de Abuelos IG: @litumaism WEB: Litumaism.com

Home is where the heart is. Born and raised in San Germán, Puerto Rico, I was always surrounded by nature. The lush greenery and beautiful weather always made for a perfect day, even when it rained. As I look at this piece, I am reminded of the unity, love and family that I hold dear from my heart; my hometown. Missing home more than ever. Nationality: Puerto Rican Piece: La Via IG: @jellybinzkyart

I am a Puerto Rican Muralist, Creative Director who’s lived in Atlanta for over 20 years. I am very active in the community and I’m hoping for an opportunity to represent for my Boricuas here in ATL. I am proud to be a Latino artist here in Atlanta and look forward to the opportunity to share my story. Nationality: Puerto Rican Piece: Home IG: @eric_nine

Gabriel Guzmán is a queer and trans non-binary Latinx scholar-artist hailing from San Diego (SD) and Tijuana (TJ). Gabriel is currently a PhD candidate in Northwestern University’s Performance Studies department whose dissertation project looks at how the aesthetic embodiments of race, gender, and sexuality across the everyday experiences of LGBTQ+ communities of color informs the notion of home and belonging beyond the SD/TJ borderlands. Gabriel's artistic practices are rooted in the sonic and the visual which span mediums such as: creating performances that draw from their inherited Latinx curandero background, sound collaging, and film photography centering queer home-building, domestic spaces+objects, and kinship across queer nightlife contexts and friendship. The selected film photos are part of a series about home titled, “Recuerdos TransFormterizas”, that aims to gather and share the affective experiences of communities of color navigating home between borders, particularly between San Diego (SD) and Tijuana (TJ) border region. Recuerdos invites us to reconsider the spatiality of home by disrupting the borders between the personal and the political, geography and place, the photographer and subject. Here, photography produces a visual archive of minoritarian storytelling rooted in community-building and self-fashioning that remains largely absent from hegemonic narratives about the U.S-Mexico borderlands. Across these photos are celebratory moments and gatherings of everyday life and joy that showcase what queer and trans of color presence and friendship builds upon— where home is across the places, spaces, and people we call home, and our futurity is layered across nuestros (our) recuerdos (memories). My work with film photography emerges as a practice of feeling for home across these stories that amplify moments of collectivity and belonging. When we listen and dream alongside these photos, may we bear witness to the layered sensaciónes of queer and trans of color life and everyday performances of friendship. Nationality: Mexican Pieces: August Virgo (birthday cake) & “Recuerdos TransFormterizas" series IG: @duckiegabe

I'm Gaby and I'm from Cuba; I grew up in a rural town surrounded by nature and always felt peace when I'm outside. Embroidery and nature were an escape for me during the years I experienced anxiety and depression, and these embroidered hoops represent the idea of becoming one with nature in a literal way, as a method to overcome these negative feelings. Nationality: Cuban Pieces: “Being One with Nature I”,“Being One with Nature II”, & “Being One with Nature III.” IG: @gabrielaescribe & @pastrana_onlinestore WEB: pastranadepastrana.com

Working between the northern Georgia landscape and Atlanta cityscape, Horacio Arias-Rodriguez is a second generation Mexican American artist, exploring manhood and identity through domestic spaces, interpersonal relationships, and his cultural heritage. His practice does not work toward giving concrete answers to the questions he is exploring, but rather to allow space for individuals to think critically of their engagements in the spaces within their own lives. Horacio Arias-Rodriguez (b. 1999) is based in Atlanta, GA and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from Georgia State University. His work has appeared in galleries across the United States including Atlanta, Marina Del Rey, and Greenville as well as in publications such as Lenscratch, Der Greif, and Atlanta Celebrates Photography’s Inaugural Publication. Nationality: Mexican Pieces: A Family’s Lifetime on a Fridge & Aide’s Altar IG: @pensadorpequenito WEB: horacioarias.com

My name is Isabel Call Gómez. I'm a 22-year old Venezuelan-American who immigrated to Gwinnett County with my parents and little sister in 2010. I have the unfortunate tendency to run away from things. Nationality: Venezuelan Piece: Cien Años de Sol(edad) IG: @shut0p YouTube: @shut0p WEB: isacg.my.canva.site/portfolio

Jennifer Diaz is a disabled sculptor and installation artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. Jennifer’s work seeks to capture the mysterious and ethereal qualities of both the forest and the ocean- to evoke a sense of awe and tranquility in the viewer. By using a variety of materials and textures, she creates sculptures that capture the essence of these powerful natural forms and its ever-changing nature. Jennifer’s work makes the viewer yearn to touch, highlighting both our connection and distance from nature. Jennifer’s art has been shown at MOCA GA, Callanwolde, MINT, Echo Contemporary Art, Clay Center of New Orleans, LaGrange Art Museum, Cultural Center of Cape Cod, 311 Gallery, Marietta-Cobb Museum of Art, private collections, as well as a permanent installation at the Fulton County Central Library. Nationality: Mexican Piece: Cactus IG: @jennmeanit

The dichotomy between something abstract versus something concrete, being on the Earth and being of Spirit, is very fascinating to me. My sculptures are the direct representation of bringing something from the realm of imagination (spirit), to the material world Nationality: Mexican Pieces: Multidimensional 016 & Multidimensional 025 IG: @johanna___flores

Julián González-Díaz is a self taught artist from North Georgia with focuses on painting and photography. Julián makes it a point to highlight his Mexican heritage to appreciate the culture around him. Nationality: Mexicano Pieces: Concha (Pink) , Concha (Yellow) , & La Rana IG: @juliandiazgonzalez

Kat is a queer artist and proud child of a Mexican immigrant. Curious to work with a medium close to their heritage, they began experimenting with Pewter in 2022. Prior to working with this medium, they have worked with Pyrography, Wood Carving and Linoleum Block Printing. Nationality: Mexican Pieces: Apple, Growth, Tethering, & Touched IG: @katgomez_art

Exploring form and expression through painting. Being a transplant and a stranger to this place, moving to Atlanta was a big adjustment. Leaving family and friends behind, I started feeling much more Peruvian. Ceviche always makes me feel like home and feel happy. So much so that I learned the recipe myself and since it’s very easy. I wanted to share this creativity and innovation of Peruvian culture. Nationality: Peruvian Piece: Ingredientes Para Ceviche IG: klewis____

I paint to soak people's mind into a parallel conscious for introspection and self-retrospection. My works depict a mixture of all human feelings about love, fears, fragility, faith, hope... An endless list of sensations to be tasted in a blink. My art represents the interior of humanity and as a consequence, its cultural reflection. It gets materialized through the human body's shape and folklore allegories immersed in free elements of dance and poetry. The previous mentioned gives access to anthropology, psychology, sociology, metaphysics and the ethereal oneiric world itself. It intends to reveal the beauty and core of human interior placed on a timeline of our society and its "peculiarities". Viewers experience a revival of what we as humans tend to acknowledge, restrain, ignore, regret or love. Nationality: Peruvian Piece: Collage of a Sentiment IG: @leylismr.art WEB: leylismrart.com

Since 2008, I’ve been freelancing as a designer, animator, and art director, first in NY and now in Atlanta. My projects include anything animation from broadcast graphics to music tour visuals to medical explainers. All with my signature fun and a touch of “a lot going on.” In 2020, after moving to Atlanta, I dove back into illustration and started exploring murals. I use all the colors, textured brushes, and my iPad to craft whimsical scenes inspired by my Colombian heritage and daily life. You’ll spot my favs, cityscapes, fruits, nature, and plenty of ice cream in my work. For me, creativity is all about bringing authenticity, joy, and playfulness to every project. Nationality: Colombian Piece: Breakfast y Chisme IG: @pendejaporpeppers WEB: lilianapenagos.com

Lindsey Tennant, currently based out of Atlanta, split her upbringing between Buford Georgia and San Juan del Sur Nicaragua. Her intrigue of the arts started at a young age, where she then further pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Drawing at the University of North Georgia. While Lindsey’s current main focus is in painting, she also furthers her artistic reach by practicing drawing, printmaking and other mediums. Lindsey reaches her audience via the practice of figure painting, and delving into the realm of human emotion and interaction. She currently focuses on Atlanta based production, looking to further her reach both nationally and internationally. Nationality: Nicaragüense (criada) Piece: “Con que acompañas tus frijoles?” IG: @lindseytennantart

When developing my paintings, I think about how little I remember of my life in Argentina before I immigrated and how disconnected I sometimes feel from my motherland. My current self-portraits are a reaction to this thought. I convey feelings of loss, longing, and even reconnection. While I maintain some realism in my paintings, replications often have inconsistencies. My use of color is typically the most significant thing I alter. Instead of staying true to the colors on the reference pictures, I opt for brighter colors. Table settings are seen consistently throughout my artwork. Many memories with my family revolve around food and sitting at a table. The connection made with someone when you sit together and share a meal or conversation is intimate. Ultimately, I hope that if I continue to develop more work, I can bridge the gap between the two cultures and my present and past self. Nationality: Argentinian Pieces: Me Lleno de Cultura & Merienda IG: @lula_vinci

I'm Louis Carrizo and I'm mostly inspired by pop culture and fashion. Nationality: Venezuelan Piece: Un verano sin ti IG: @louiscarrizo

Hola, My name is Maite Nazario. I'm a queer, non-binary, Guatemalan and Puerto Rican multidisciplinary artist with a focus on activism.I create to honor my community so that my art can serve as a testament of love to them. My work is about highlighting the lives of people who are resilient and shine in a world that tries to take their light. I hope my art creates empathy in people's hearts and opens them up to listen to the valuable lived experiences of others. #NuestroAmor / #OurLove is a series of paintings and murals that document and honor the lives of queer people.This series started in Atlanta, GA, where I created various drawings and a mural dedicated to documenting and exalting queer stories. Nationality: Puerto Rican & Guatemalan Piece: La Casa Atón IG: @maitexnazario

Matéo Penado, he/they, is of Salvadorian-Mexican heritage, a queer and trans artist and leftist organizer focused on helping and uplifting his community in his hometown of Gainesville and the local North Georgia region through community work(like the org he started, The Rainbow Collective) and his revolutionary art. Nationality: Mexican and Salvadorian Pieces: En Nuestro Espacio, habibi/cariño, & mi hermanita - jessi IG: @transrebelde WEB: transrebelde.com

While working on this collection for so many years, I decided to give myself an opportunity as a creator to start sharing my work with the world. art was always a part of my life because it always brings me allot of joy. Looking at my work puts you inside a moment to experience the laughter, enjoyment, the confusion, surprise, happiness and also the heartbreak, the fear and the bliss shared in a single expression. the name of this particular art project is called "Love Lasts Forever". Nationality: Mexican Piece: Juntos Para Siempre IG: @milrisas & @milrisasart

I’m a mixed media Latinx-American artist that resides in Atlanta, Georgia. My work focuses on what it is like to live as an introvert in an extroverted world. I extend my own experiences as a recluse into my work. I convey secluded moments and portray the feelings from them as physical changes in my subjects. I utilize color, shape, and texture to convey the sentiments that take place in each painting. This ongoing series helps me navigate and digest the struggles of being a wallflower and navigating myself through a world of social challenges. Nationality: Ecuadorian Piece: Release IG: @killgrass

Pato is a multi-disciplinary artist from Hidalgo, México, who is currently undertaking a nomadic journey across North America. Her innovative practice spans acrylic painting, mosaic work, muralism, street art, beading, and digital illustration. Her recent portfolio delves into complex themes of cultural fusion and identity, providing a nuanced perspective shaped by her experiences as a Mexican immigrant. Pato’s art serves as a conduit for community building and dialogue, encouraging spaces that invite thoughtful conversation and connection. Her commitment to using art is aimed towards fostering inclusive, meaningful conversations and thought-provoking perspectives. Nationality: Mexican Piece: Jefe final IG: @pato.paints TikTok: @pato.paints

I'm Raz (Ramsey Sibaja), a first-generation US-born artist with Costa Rican roots. Growing up in Norwalk, California, I was surrounded by Chicano culture. I also lived in Cuban neighborhoods in Miami absorbing all that and then spent part of my high school years in Costa Rica before returning back to the US again. My early art was heavily inspired by 80s pop culture—cartoons, TV shows, movies, music, and comics were a huge part of my artistic vocabulary. Over the past couple of years, I've been reconnecting with my Hispanic heritage, incorporating Mayan, Incan, and Aztec imagery into my work, and blending these with contemporary elements to tell my story and share my experiences. Nationality: Costa Rican Pieces: Altar Para Blue Demon, Altar Para El Santo , & Altar Para Mil Mascaras IG: @razcity1

I was born in Bonao, Dominican Republic, and my art is deeply rooted in my Dominican heritage as well as the richness of my past. It is a dynamic exploration of diverse cultures, intricately weaving narratives that celebrate life, confront the inevitability of death, honor the depth of every emotion, harmonize with the wonders of nature, and delve into the essence of both the human and spiritual experience. Nationality: Dominican Piece: Atabey IG: @reinildablair WEB: reinildablair.com

I was raised to always seek guidance and comfort from our shamans, curanderos, and our Saints. As a culture, we are encouraged from making any references towards our spiritual practice to protect us. As a queer, this became extremely difficult for me to accept given that it is the main inspiration for my life and practice as a creator. I feel an enormous responsibility to utilize my talent, voice, and experience through my artwork as I strive to express positivity while refusing to keep any part of my identity closeted. Shamans are the mediators between the spiritual and the physical realms or portals. They are the chosen few that are selected to be a direct link to guide us and I believe that artists also create between worlds. We tap into creative energy that we viscerally feel and then imbue our work with that energy. Artists imagine or see what we are meant to create and are gifted enough to materialize that idea. Making us both, Artist and Shaman. I became fixated in creating realms where the shaman taps into spiritual energy to help us heal internally from our conflict. I obsessed over our body’s healing and transitioning as our curanderos heal us. What does this look like internally as our body heals and evolves from this energy? I aim to make these installations an accessible representation of this world where the shaman resides as they heal us. Roberto Rafael Navarrete (He/They) (b. 1982) is an interdisciplinary first generation Peruvian-American artist working across photography, installation, sculpture, video and performance. Working with various species of wood his entire life and researching the knotted language of his Inca ancestors has had a significant influence on Navarrete's work throughout his career as this introduced his passion for knots. In 2015, Navarrete received The Graduate Teaching Assistantship at Florida Atlantic University and The Community Engagement Initiative Grant 2018. He lived in South Florida from 2015 to 2020 where he received his Masters in Fine Arts (2018) at Florida Atlantic University with a focus in Painting, Photography and Mixed Media Installations. Navarrete currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia. NationalIty: Peruvian Pieces: Aché & Communion IG: @luzdeluna82 WEB: robertorafaelnavarrete.com

I create intimately scaled figurines inspired by my dual Spanish and Mezoamerica heritage. Growing up as a Mexican American in a Catholic household small sculptures always decorated my family homes. Particularly significant figures came out during religious celebrations. There was a clear connection between our nativity scenes, Mary’s and king cake Christs, and the ancient stone figures that remind us of the ancient history of Mexico. My work attempts to fill a deeply human need to imbue objects, especially small objects we can hold, with profound significance to help us process the parts of reality we experience internally. A figure to ward off misfortune, attract love, increase fertility, honor traditions, inspire virtues, or simply a vessel to channel your prayers and meditations. My work aims to bridge the gap from ancient forms to contemporary sculpture while retaining the intimate sensation figurines can bring out in a viewer. Nationality: Mexicano Pieces: Dogman , Eddie Gordo , & Sunswallower IG: @santi.s.art WEB: santisaucedo.com

Sarah’s work explores the complex dynamics of vulnerability, self-worth, and the often harsh realities of validation. The figures in her pieces are portrayed in moments of intense emotional conflict, where every glance and gesture is imbued with significance. Whether capturing the silent tension of a crowded room, the introspective solitude of a woman lost in thought, or the defiant yet uncertain stance of someone navigating societal expectations, Sarah’s compositions invite viewers to delve deeper into the complexities of human experience. Her use of light and shadow accentuates the emotional turmoil within each scene, emphasizing the contrast between public personas and private struggles. The recurring motifs of mirrors, reflective surfaces, and intense gazes speak to her ongoing exploration of identity—how it’s shaped, manipulated, and often distorted by external pressures and internal battles. In her work, there is a strong focus on the fragility of human connections and the silent battles waged in the hearts of those who appear to have it all together on the surface. Sarah’s choice of rich, warm tones juxtaposed with cooler hues heightens the tension, creating a palpable sense of unease as if each piece captures a moment just before something crucial changes. There is a cinematic quality to her work, with each painting feeling like a still from a larger narrative, compelling viewers to imagine the stories that unfold beyond the frame. At its core, Sarah’s art is a meditation on the multifaceted nature of identity and the universal experiences that bind us all. Her work challenges viewers to consider the ways in which they might be performing for an audience—whether real or imagined—and invites them to engage in a deeper dialogue about the nature of self-perception, the pressures of societal expectations, and the universal experiences that shape our collective human experience. Nationality: Colombian Piece: Melancholic Melodies IG: @sarit.a.rt WEB: sarahledbetterart.wixsite.com/sarah-ledbetter-art

Smeesh is an artist/muralist based out of Atlanta, GA. Originally from Florida, she gathers inspiration from the bright and sunny colors of her hometown in Islamorada, FL. She loves to blend both her graphic and realistic style to create a world of silly cartoon characters, badass chicks, and cheeky comics. Nationality: Guatemalan Piece: “cómoda” IG: smeesh_bb

I paint whatever captures my interest at the moment. I enjoy using bright colors along with some muted ones. Nationality: Boricua Piece: Bombiplena II IG: tommybronx

My artist practice unites performance with textile art in spontaneity celebrating the processes and their surprises. I find in the macramé knots contemplative tools so that the arts that inhabit my body and memory continue to flourish. I know that artistic creation brings me closer to the infinite majesties of cultures. We continue to honor women and the Caribbean. We dance with what is created in textile theatricality. Nationality: Puerto Rican (Boricua) Pieces: Vestido Caribe , Vestido Fruta , Vestido Matriz , Vestido Melón , Vestido Playa , Vestido Río, & Vestido Semilla IG: @vanessacoai WEB: vanessacoai.com

My name is Vivian also known as Toots. I am a Mexican American mixed media artist and sculptor based in Atlanta, GA. I specialize in stylistic eye doodles and abstract metal sculptures, blending vibrant creativity with intricate craftsmanship. Nationality: Mexican Piece: Recuerdos Tiernos IG: @sheistoots & @oodz.ofdoodz

My artwork is a way to let people know my story or let other people find their story. Painting has connected me with my family origins like no other medium can, throughout my work there is an overall play on cultural norms, taboos, stories and family history with influence from my Salvadoran and Mexican culture. Nationality: Salvadorena and Mexicana Piece: Las Manos Que Me Hicieron IG: @wendymedranoart

Yulissa Ayala-Valles (b. 1997) is a multidisciplinary designer based in Atlanta, GA. Her creative approach revolves around materializing visual rhetoric of public memory, intangible sentiments, spirituality, music and literature. Through an improvised and meditative praxis, Yulissa’s work aims to process through the less palpable aspects of cultural assimilation such as loss, grief and alienation. Yulissa was selected for the High Museum’s Summer Academy program in 2022, and has exhibited her work at MINT Gallery (Atlanta,GA). She has provided design services in collaboration with various local, non-profit galleries in Atlanta including Swan Coach House Gallery, Science Gallery Atlanta of Emory University, and MINT Gallery. Nationality: Mexican Piece: En tu Sombra IG: @commute.design