Colours of Success Exhibition

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Maya Corona, "Phia The Seeker of Wisdom"

acrylic on canvas. Courtesy of the Artist.

Opening Reception: Wednesday, July 5, 6- 8 p.m.

Mixed Media by Maya Corona, Sharina Fong, and Daniela Ocaña

In collaboration with the Consulate General of Mexico, the Ferry Building Gallery proudly presents Colours of Success, an exhibition featuring three talented Mexican female artists who celebrate the vibrancy and essence of women's lives through their art.

Maya Corona, an emerging artist, designer, and instructor, captures the joyous spirit of women, flowers, and animals in her vibrant paintings. Through her work, she empowers and celebrates the beauty, strength, and inspiration that women embody, reminding us of their profound influence on society.

Sharina Fong expresses her emotions and concerns about the world through her paintings. With mediums like oil, acrylics, and charcoal, she delves into diverse stories, exploring love and existential themes. Her artwork invites viewers to engage and connect with their own emotions, prompting a deeper analysis beyond the superficiality of technology and social networks.

Daniela Ocaña draws inspiration from her Mexican family traditions, translating them into powerful and expressive paintings. With the fluidity of watercolors, she achieves a striking contrast between dark tones and explosive colors, representing the rich history and traditions of Mexican culture. Daniela's talent has gained recognition through numerous museum exhibitions in Mexico and Canada, beginning with her solo exhibition at the Watercolor Museum in the state of Mexico in 2014.

Join us in celebrating the extraordinary talent of these three artists as they showcase their unique perspectives, paying homage to the vibrant lives of women and the cultural heritage they embody. Through their art, they illuminate the colors of success and inspire us all.

Watercolour workshop with Daniela Ocaña: July 6, 5:30–8 p.m.

Meet the Artists: Saturday, July 8, 2–3 p.m.

Artist Talk with Maya Corona: Saturday, July 8, 3–4 p.m.