Valeria Reyna

The artist doesn't have to be crazy to be free and express through his art. Going out of the ordinary or capturing unusual ideas is not synonymous of madness, it is a new or different way of seeing life: the artist’s life.

–Valeria Reyna

Valeria is a contemporary Mexican painter working within the framework of Symbolic Realism. Her work explores universal themes such as love, family, and human nature, using symbolic elements to provoke both emotional and philosophical reflection. Through her art, Valeria invites viewers to uncover a deeper reality beyond the surface of everyday life.

Her paintings often address human dualities, as seen in her piece "Natural Hunters," where she portrays humans as both predators and prey, exploring instinctual drives. The symbolic figures she employs—such as animals and abstract forms—allow her to delve into themes of power, sacrifice, and survival.

Valeria’s color palette is bold and unconventional, with vibrant tones contrasted against softer hues. This choice amplifies the emotional intensity of her work, where the symbolic and the real coexist seamlessly, creating a visually captivating narrative.

Each of her paintings reflects her emotional and philosophical state, crafting symbolic worlds that invite personal interpretation. Valeria masterfully balances composition and color, creating atmospheres charged with energy and meaning.

As the youngest artist represented by HECTOR DIAZ Gallery, Valeria Reyna is emerging as one of the most promising voices in contemporary Mexican art, with a unique vision that continues to gain recognition from collectors and critics alike.

–Héctor Díaz