2023
Presented as part of Google’s rotating art program, this solo feature highlights a selection of expressive, color-driven works by an Atlanta-based artist. Through bold compositions and gestural forms, the collection captures everyday moments of life, movement, and human connection, transforming familiar experiences into vibrant reflections of a moment in time.
Location
Google's Midtown Atlanta
1105 West Peachtree St, Atlanta, GA 30309
Posted Up shows two figures outside, settled into a familiar moment of hanging out. One sits forward, grounded and still, while the other leans in from behind, partially revealed. Their presence feels casual but intentional. Elements like the chainlink fence, clothing, and posture place the scene within a specific cultural context, pointing to Chicano identity and everyday life. The figures shift between fully rendered and flattened areas of color, keeping parts of the body obscured while emphasizing stance and attitude.
Girls’ Night captures the energy and intimacy of three women simply living in the moment. Through expressive color and movement, the work celebrates friendship, freedom, and the joy found in getting dressed, going out, and sharing the kind of ordinary nights that become lasting memories.
Resilience explores the body as a site of strength, vulnerability, and persistence. The figure moves through sweeping layers of abstraction, appearing at once obscured and emerging, while the tension between stillness and movement reflects the ongoing act of enduring, adapting, and continuing forward.