Coordinator of Vecindad Murales. Biologist and naturalist illustrator (UNAM) who transforms science into imagery: murals that educate and ignite a passion for biodiversity. He researches species, translates data into illustrations, and crafts each piece with scientific precision and heart.
Founder of Arte Público MX; her art is a visual critique fueled by irony and wit. She targets consumption, waste, and the boundaries of the politically correct, crafting images designed to break the conversation wide open.
Visual artist and designer (UNAM) whose narrative centers on the human figure, movement, and body language. His work draws inspiration from the city, finding its voice in large-scale murals.
Painter and muralist. His practice focuses on the human figure and landscapes—scenes that breathe with intimacy and atmosphere. He has brought his brush to Europe and to Vecindad with equal power.
Multidisciplinary artist with a powerful visual identity, creating psychedelic atmospheres where myth, ritual, and rave collide. Colors leap and figures whisper pre-Hispanic secrets in a contemporary key.
Large-scale painter working in public spaces, grounded in original photography and everyday observation. He possesses the unique ability to transform mundane snapshots into scenes that strike both the face and the heart—brushstrokes that sweat with the raw emotion of the people.
Socio-hydrologist and social entrepreneur. Though not a muralist by trade, he provided the spark: in 2020, he joined neighbors and friends to paint the mural that ignited Vecindad Murales. Through Isla Urbana — Rain Schools, he blends art and water to transform schools and neighborhoods.
Juana Perez is an urban painter and educator of Latin American popular cultures. She has been painting in the streets since 2006, blending techniques from both graffiti and muralism. Her work is inspired by a desire to bring visibility to the roots of the continent, creating identity and collective memory. Her murals are an embrace of Latin American roots.
Gio Mantis is a painter and muralist who has been drawing and painting since childhood, and began her professional muralism practice in 2018. Her work explores the relationship between humanity and nature, drawing inspiration from ecosystems and biodiversity to create images that invite reflection on our connection with the natural world.
Visual artist with more than 20 years of experience, whose practice explores the relationship between body, emotion, and space through gesture and color to activate collective memory.
Artist and muralist whose practice merges architecture, travel, and landscape to create hybrid and surreal scenes. Their work combines collage and oil painting in compositions of “dystopian surrealism” that explore architecture, sustainability, and the relationship with the natural environment.
Artist and muralist focused on environmental protection and species conservation. Their work blends activism and public aesthetics to raise awareness about the ecological crisis.
Toronto-based painter specializing in large-scale murals; an emerging LGBTQ+ artist with roots in graffiti and street art, who brings urban techniques into refined figurative realism. Their work employs distinctive color pфalettes and subtle chromatic variations to evoke emotion and tell universal stories that resonate with audiences.
São Paulo–based muralist and artist who transforms color, tradition, and popular rituals into vibrant visual celebrations. Rooted in self-knowledge and healing, her work celebrates everyday wisdom and ancestral crafts through public interventions rich in symbolism.
A Mexico City–born artist and muralist, he studied Design and Visual Communication at UNAM and has developed a vibrant visual language that blends pop art, illustration, and naïve art over more than 20 years of practice. His colorful work combines fantastical characters, nature, and Mexican folklore to create urban fables rooted in collective identity and popular culture.
Muralist and public art curator who works with organic forms, natural motifs, and surreal patterns to explore the relationship between people and ecosystems.
Muralist and illustrator emerging from the graffiti scene, exploring pre-Hispanic culture, esotericism, and urban legends through a fusion of large-scale illustration, contemporary techniques, and commercial collaborations.
Franco-Mexican artist focused on wildlife and endangered species; her work combines painting, muralism, drawing, and tattoo art to highlight biodiversity and the connections between pre-Hispanic cultures and the natural world.
Illustrator and urban artist whose work explores cultural interweaving between Japanese and pre-Columbian influences, grounded through a vibrant color palette and graphic storytelling. She has participated in various national and international exhibitions and festivals in countries including Germany, Colombia, Japan, the Philippines, the UK, and France.
Muralist and designer exploring spatial structures and connections in transformation; his geometric compositions and floating buildings propose playful and optimistic landscapes.
Joahana Fritsch & Mao Karin
Muralist and illustrator translating nature and landscape into an abstract visual language centered on memory and space.
Multidisciplinary duo blending Brazilian and Mexican culture through colorful, rhythmic pieces.
Visual artist and trained psychologist whose work is spiritual, colorful, and rooted in folkloric imagery, exploring multiple mediums and formats.
German duo creating surrealist works that blend nature, folklore, and urban imagery through richly layered visual narratives.
Urban artist, tattoo artist, and graphic producer working with typography, geometry, and urban motifs across murals, design, and tattoo art, combining high-contrast aesthetics with professional graphic production.
Rachel Dinda is an artist and muralist whose work creates dreamlike landscapes and hybrid visual narratives, blending painting, collage, and mixed media to explore memory, identity, and the relationship between the natural and the fantastical.
Visual artist, muralist, and tattoo artist based in Mexico City whose work explores themes of life, death, and memory through feminine figures and symbolic imagery.
Artist and muralist whose work evokes nostalgia and explores memory through the human figure, combining spontaneity, abstraction, and realism to reveal the beauty of everyday people and their stories. She holds a BA in Studio Art (Painting) from the University of Dallas and gave a TEDx talk in 2020 on beauty and memory.
Visual artist, sculptor, and muralist whose work combines color, geometric textures, and references to pre-Hispanic cosmology to intervene walls, sculptures, fountains, and public spaces. Trained at CEDART (INBA) and with more than 30 years of artistic practice, he has exhibited in Mexico, Barcelona, Switzerland, Belgium, and Slovenia, and created public works across Morelos, Estado de México, Puebla, Michoacán, and Mexico City.
Multidisciplinary visual artist active since 2003; he began with urban interventions and has since evolved toward projects that integrate design, community, and cultural practices, participating in national and international festivals and collaborations.
Muralist and visual artist graduated from ENPEG “La Esmeralda,” specializing in hyperrealistic techniques, scenography, and large-scale high-altitude work. Her practice spans muralism, sculpture, ceramics, and painting; she has exhibited in Mexico, Ireland, and Poland, and collaborated with brands such as Adidas and Volkswagen.
Visual artist working across painting, large-scale murals, and sculptural objects in wood and clay, exploring themes of personal transformation and symbols of change. Since beginning her public art practice in Santiago, Chile, in 2016, she has participated in international festivals, residencies, and exhibitions across the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
Muralist, painter, and installation artist whose work explores human relationships and extinction through a reflective lens.
Writer from Hawai‘i who brings text into the streets, creating poetic connections within public spaces.
Daniel Ponce de León Paredes is an artist from Cancún, Mexico, whose work blends surrealism with hummingbirds, coral reefs, and Indigenous rituals. His practice spans murals, ceramics, and object-based art.
