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Yesenia Mejia Uriet, Rituales, 10 in. diameter, acrylic and modeling paste on 10 in. circular wood panel.
Rituales draws from my research into recurring iconography in pre-Hispanic Mexican art, specifically the conch shell (atecocolli in Nahuatl) as a ceremonial object. The painting reflects on ritual as an active practice of remembrance—one that sustains relationships across generations and grounds us within community.
Yesenia Mejia Uriet, Rituales, 10 in. diameter, acrylic and modeling paste on 10 in. circular wood panel.
Rituales draws from my research into recurring iconography in pre-Hispanic Mexican art, specifically the conch shell (atecocolli in Nahuatl) as a ceremonial object. The painting reflects on ritual as an active practice of remembrance—one that sustains relationships across generations and grounds us within community.