Vida Mortal: To Live, To Die, To Experience
Features work by Sofia Arenas, Guatemalan-Peruvian artist, designer & illustrator using color to explore culture and memory. You can find Sofia vending at markets and often creating spaces for community to share and reflect their stories.
Josselyn De La Cruz, Guatemalan designer & illustrator inspired by playful nostalgia and color. You can find Josselyn at Junk Club OKC, an accessible space to practice the art of turning everyday keepsakes into physical displays of memory in your journal.
Toro, Chihuahuense multidisciplinary artist, whose work speaks to the metaphysical cycles of nature, renewal and death. You can find Toro curating and organizing gallery shows and creative events that showcase community strength and inspire viewers to support local arts.
Together, they connect the viewer to the beauty and renewal of the human experience. Through mixed mediums, they celebrate a lifelong friendship, a love and an appreciation for the beginning and end of life.
