I believe Humans are always searching,
I believe we all are looking for that light that will shine our feelings of hope, and love. 
A way to find that peaceful moments where you find your beautiful soul within yourself.
That path that will take us to the ultimate happiness. 

WALKERS

These paintings represent explosions of  happy moments at my studio.  I wanted my paintings to be childish, silly, and fun. 
I thought;  What if I am a kid again? And I can create from the little girl within me?   My  only objective as I was creating these painting, was to have fun and for you to have fun looking at them.

EUPHORIA

WORDS MATTER

Moons and Suns

This is a collection of all my figurative work. I like to work in series. So within a collection I have different series. I am always have been very inspired by surrealism so in my figurative work you will always find some kind of dream like and surreal elements to my compositions. Lately I have been working in digital paintings in a series of portrait of women call Beautiful Souls. I will be painting big canvases as well in this particular series for an upcoming solo show in May of 2021. As in all my collections I am always exploring the inner world with a little bit of mystery.

FIGURATIVE

Little things that make something wonderful. Life as a whole is a fragmentation of many little pieces.  When you add them together they become a whole even if they might not be. 

FRAGMENTS OF LIFE

In “Leashtak” I continue to work in those horizontal and line forms with color, but this time experimenting less with texture, and more with water media, creating soft light patterns references within the composition. In reference to the emotional part of my work, this time; I am focusing more in the feelings and reactions of the viewer rather than on mine. I marked each painting with a unique name that could be anything that the viewer wants  to see, wants to feel, and wants to be. 

Every person is a unique universe, and within their own personal universe you see your own personal desires and how everything is relative to the eyes of the beholder, specially when it comes to expressive abstraction.

Leticia Herrera