Art, for me, has always been a quiet ritual — a way of making space for what words can’t quite hold. Over time, it’s become a practice of presence, a way to listen inward and let the unseen speak: memory, dream, tension, silence.

I’m drawn to the places where reality begins to soften — where myth, emotion, and symbol start to surface. Through mystical realism, I try to paint not just what’s visible, but what moves beneath it. The in-between. The shadow. The sacred.

Art has become a quiet way of being — a space to slow down, to process, and to connect with what’s easily overlooked. I’m drawn to the blurry line between what’s real and what’s felt — where the ordinary brushes up against the mythic. That’s where my work lives.

I don’t create to impress or perform — just to stay connected. To offer something honest. And maybe, through that, make room for others to feel something real too.

I work primarily in oil, but I also paint on skin — tattoos are part of this process.

“Where the unseen lingers, something whispers…”
NoeliaNArt