Ayala is a visual artist of Indigenous descent.
Subjects for her paintings reference identity,
divine femininity and popular iconography.
Her majestic portraits honor an ancestral
tradition with the use of a colorful palette.
A multifaceted creative, she holds a BFA and a
Grammy certificate for graphic design. Features
include a live broadcast in NYC and in global
brand partnerships. Through representation she
builds community as a content creator, influencer.
My art is an observation of the soul and vessel. I am fascinated by popular iconography that captivates the masses. I explore metaphysical humanism within a resilient sisterhood. It carries generations of trauma and displacement. Despite systemic alienation, genetic remembrance is powerful. Indigenous representation in contemporary society serves as a critical response to historic erasure.
I create empowering protagonists who reclaim and challenge identity. I honor tradition through vivd color theorized to be an innate ancestral connection. In a generation of plastic and surgery, a palette knife and acrylic are tools that symbolically reshape beauty. Natural and heroic portraits capture divine feminine energy to heal and decolonize.
With roots that stem from the Andean Diaspora, I celebrate unity across cultures in the Americas. My portfolio is dedicated to the descendants, the universal desire for spirituality, history and pride.