Sea of possibilities is a collection inspired by mathematical theories, Sea animals, magic surrealism and love.

Seahorses printing was inspired by a poem named Evolution written by Langdon Smith. It's the story of two souls who met and fell in love in many lives since the beginning of the creation. The numbers represent the matrix, the infinite odds that two souls can meet each other, even if they are...

Medusa represents for me the strength a woman has. When she stands up for her ideas. Medusa is the wild woman that most women repress in themselves. With this piece I tell you. It’s ok to be wild. It’s ok not to look nice sometimes. It’s ok to say the truth. It's ok to be strong. It's not ok to...

This piece was inspired by Maria Sabina, an indigenous shaman from Ayautla de Jimenez Oaxaca, Mexico. This place had the wisdom of the mushrooms hidden as a secret to the world, but in the 70’s Maria Sabina made them public and accessible to the people outside of the town. It became so famous that...

The kiss print was inspired by Klimt. What do you see? A man kissing a girl? A grandma kissing her granddaughter? Whatever you can see, you can't deny there is love in this piece.

Four sisters' printing was inspired by a memory from my childhood. I was luckily born in a tropical place surrounded by sea, fruit trees, and rivers. My mother used to make handmade tortillas and bean tacos with them, while me and my sisters were swimming in the river.

The laundry washer printing was inspired by a memory from my childhood. I grew up in a town where the Indigenous old women used to do their laundry topless. It was so natural that nobody worried about any assault or crime. I draw this piece as a reminder of the old times when there was no judgment...

My other Yo's Printing. The colors represent the different stages of women's lives and their societal roles: the lover, the mother, the professional, the daughter, the sister, the friend, the housekeeper, the neighbor, etc.