Lluvia.

Lluvia did not inherit her story. She wrote her own.

Part of the Wild Lucha series — a bold statement against horse racing and animal entertainment. Each horse in this collection wears a Mexican wrestler's mask, a luchador identity that transforms them from victims into warriors.

Lluvia is the daughter of Sangre Chicana, one of the most notorious rudos of the 1980s — a man whose name meant blood and rule-breaking. She could have lived in that shadow, worn it like a mask. Instead, she chose light. She became una técnica, beloved and vibrant, carving out an identity entirely her own. Not against her father — simply, quietly, herself.

Acrylic on canvas. Unframed.
40 × 50 cm | Ready to hang.
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