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The artworks in this exhibition represent intimate journeys of self-discovery and transformation. Each piece was created with care and intention, as the artists explored different aspects of themselves: reflecting on the past, acknowledging the present, and imagining the selves they hope to become.
Every stitch and color holds emotions, memories, and layers of identity, intertwining the act of making with the deeper process of becoming. -
Rooted in the creative and holistic well-being programs offered by Multicolores, these works show how artistic expression can strengthen self-esteem, support the reconstruction of personal identity, and create new narratives that empower the artists to live fully.
Each portrait in this collection is, in essence, a celebration of being—a reminder that knowing and accepting oneself is a path built with love, resilience and compassion.
About the Art of Being
Metamorphosis
Maria
" .. while I can provide solutions for myself, that gives me the freedom to spread my wings and not depend on anyone".
Free from the struggle to make ends meet, Maria Ignacia shares her journey of metamorphosis - spreading her wings and learning to fly.
Peace
Bartola
"I realized that the one who needs to be well, happy, and at peace is me".
Bartola discovered light after darkness thanks to the Multicolores' Mental Health Program.
Bravery
Marta
"Before I only saw a pencil, but I didn't know the wonders that could be created with it"
Letting go of her fears allowed Marta to realize what she was truly capable of.
"The change starts in us, so that what surrounds us changes"
In appreciation of
Our Sponsors
The creative and well-being programs that inspired this exhibition were made possible through the generous support of:
Peggy and Brian Sassi Charitable Foundation
The Delta Foundation
The Ivan Bowen Family Foundation
The Multicolores’ Donors’ Circle
Women’s Empowerment International
Their belief in the transformative power of artistic expression and their commitment to the artist's well-being have made this project—and the stories it shares—possible.
