Ana Violeta Horta, a Mexican-American eco artist, thrives in the
vibrant, multicultural nexus of San Diego and Tijuana. Her
artistic journey has been profoundly shaped by her diverse
experiences living in cities such as London, Boston, Monterrey,
Saltillo, Ensenada, and Austin. Each locale has infused her work
with unique perspectives, enriching her creative narrative.
Ana Violeta's art is a testament to resilience and innovation.

Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, she has adapted her
practice to ensure her passion for art remains undiminished.
Using her extensive knowledge from over 20 years in the
sustainable energy industry and education in sustainability
and circular economies, she crafts her own sustainable paints
from natural ingredients, blending ancient techniques with
modern practices.

Her art is a raw, unfiltered expression of humanity's impact on
nature. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, she uses
earth and natural binders, much like the primitive art found in
ancient caves. Ana Violeta’s work is an exploration of current
social and environmental issues, depicted through natural
pigments and plant-based mediums on canvas and wood
panels. Her distinctive style involves layering paints to create
varying transparencies and textures, culminating in intricate
doodles morphing into human and animal with nature.
Ana Violeta’s commitment to sustainability is not just a theme
but a core principle of her practice. By utilizing materials that
respect and honor the environment, she aims to promote
healing for our planet. Her work is a powerful reminder that art
can be a force for positive change, advocating for a more
sustainable and mindful interaction with the earth.

Through her art, Ana Violeta hopes to inspire others to see the
beauty in sustainability and to consider the profound impact
of their choices on the natural world. Her creations are not only
a personal expression of her journey but also a call to action
for a more harmonious coexistence with our environment.