Collection: Monserratt Sepulveda Miguel

All of my pieces tell a story, so each one is made up of both the physical painting and the narrative it shares. My purpose as an artist is to immediately transmit a feeling to the viewer — something fun, joyful, and positive. I want the person who observes one of my pieces to feel a pleasant sensation.

I am currently working on the series “Travesuras” (Mischief), which consists of neo-expressionist works created with a palette full of vibrant colors. Through layers of paint, transparencies, glazes, rougher strokes, softer lines, and dripping, I invite the viewer to discover the tiny figures (a signature in my work) hidden within each piece. These are usually children, either as the main characters behind the mischief or as storytellers who reveal the essence of the scene.

Monserratt received her Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the Instituto Tecnológico de estudios Superiores de Monterrey, ITEMS (2004), Sinaloa, México, and a technical degree in Visual Arts from the Instituto Centenario de las Artes, Sinaloa, Mexico (2011).
Part of Monserratt’s artistic training includes multiple workshops in various visual arts disciplines, such as sculpture, woodcut printing, and advanced oil portraiture, taught by renowned masters with international careers. She has participated in national and international group exhibitions, emerging art fairs, and art auctions. Her solo exhibitions include “Un dulce beso” in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico (2010), and “Soy quien debo ser” at CETYS, Tijuana, B.C. (2025). She has taken part in group shows in the USA, Japan, Spain, and Mexico. Monserratt was selected for the 1st International Pictorial Triennial at CECUT in Tijuana, B.C. (2022), and has been featured twice in the ILUMInemos de AZUL (Iluminarte) fundraising
auction.