Ana’s skills to create large-scale murals have been recognized in multiple cities for the subtle brush strokes and shading of hybrid creatures that bear her signature beaks and human-like eyes. Her street pieces reside around the world in London, Miami, Turin, Las Vegas, Hawaii and Kiev among many others. She has been exhibited in Mexico, London and at the prestigious Station Museum of Contemporary Art in Houston. She has also participated in many renowned Art events such as Life is Beautiful Las Vegas, Pow Wow Hawaii, Unexpected in Arkansas, Wynwood Miami, Artscape in Sweden, SXSW in Austin, Desvelarte in Spain, Saturce es Ley and Yaucromatic in Puerto Rico, Art United Us in Kiev, etc.

Statement: My work has been influenced by all possible scenarios where Nature suffers as a consequence of Human Kind, based on the believe that we are the Superior Kind. I paint creatures that remind the Human that Animals are powerful and noble but also open the door to what would happen if the roles were inverted. I use my years of study, laboratory work and practice on Zoology, Agronomy and Biology to create creatures with mixed animal phenotypes and functions. I like being able to create imaginary animals that can fly under the water or swim up in the air to provoke the viewer’s imagination. My creatures can be strange or intimidating, like predator animals that are prepared to attack but choose not to, they are mostly portrayed posing peacefully.