Emmy Flores

Emmy started painting from a very early age, mostly in an autodidactic way.

In 1999 she graduated from a Career in Communications, after having the opportunity to attend one of the intensive workshops at the prestigiuos New York Film Academy in 1998.

She then works on a 6 month specialization in B/W Photography back in Monterrey, and then becomes involved in several independent film and music video projects, to turn in 2000 towards cultural radio for 5 years, as producer, anchor and scriptwriter.

Emmy spent 2 years fully committed to her writing, in which time she wrote a novel and a half. She came back to art, illustration and design by her 2 years attendance to Fashion School, where she graduated with honors. From 2011 to 2013 she was part of the Art Atelier of renowned mexican Visual Artist Lorena Rodriguez at MARCO.

Emmy works with Oils, Acrylic, Pastels, Watercolor, Marker, pencil and ink Illustration. She likes to work with Mixed Media and Collage, and love to explore the disciplines of photography, video, audio, literature and fashion in her projects.

She has several Collective Shows, one Individual and was selected by "Entijuanarte 2012" to be an exhibiting artist at the Festival.

She is currently working on t...

NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY
Instituto di Moda Burgo

March . 2013 . Museo Metropolitano de Monterrey
Collective exhibition
"Mujeres EXPOTOUR 2013" with the Piece "Linda y Hechicera"
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October . 2012. EnTIJUANARTE
Chosen by the Festival to be an Exhibitor Artist
project: BEAUTIFUL MESTIZA
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September. 2012. Galerías VO
by MARCO's Education Department
Collective
"Fantasías y Realidades" with the piece "Mexican Beauté"
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August . 2012 . Alternativa Once Gallery
collective show
"La Memoria del Fuego", project by Visual Artist Damián Ontiveros, with two pieces(with images chosen by Damián himself)
MARCO's Artistic Workshop Shows since August 2011
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April 29 . 2004 . HAVANA
PEEL SLOWLY AND SEE: a series of paintings inspired by Andy Warhol and Lou Reed

September . 2003 . La Casa Amarilla
Collective exhibition
THERAPY, contemporary visions of modern addictions: with four pieces of the Peel Slowly and See Seriest you.​