BIOGRAPHY

Ana Hernández Romo, born in 1998 in Guadalajara, México, is a contemporary painter based in Guadalajara. She is renowned for her distinctive figurative language, characterized by vivid colors and the portrayal of figures melting into their environments. Utilizing acrylic paints on various surfaces, including cloth and wood, Hernández Romo's work invites viewers to engage with the fluidity of form and color. The subject matter of Hernández Romo's art often reflects the patterns and shapes found in nature, intertwining spirals, cycles, and themes of time in.
Notable projects, such as The Wedding Series (2022-2023), represent a significant evolution in her artistic practice, where she explored new possibilities and formats that allowed her to delve into geometric figures while examining individual character and narrative.
This series highlights her ability to blend personal and universal themes, creating a dialogue between the viewer and the work. Ana Hernández Romo has exhibited her work in notable venues, including the Parsons School of Design in New York, USA, and the Municipal Palace of Zapopan in Zapopan, México. Her art has also been showcased at Casa Masúa and Cinery in Guadalajara. Hernández Romo's pieces are included in various private collections, both nationally and internationally, affirming her growing presence in the contemporary art scene.