“Visual art is another mode of telling a story
and I am both a visual and oral storyteller.” -Erica Ledesma
Erica Alexia
“In my community, I use visual art and storytelling as a way to build a sense of collective memory and connection and art is my attempt to regain autonomy over my politicized brown body. Being surrounded by the BIPOC community has allowed for so much personal healing in my life. With the help of those around me, I have begun to see my culture without looking through the lens of the colonizer. I see our culture for what it is and what it means to me, personally. I use my art to express the way I feel, to allow space for those who need it, and to imagine a better world.”
For further information please visit https://EricaAlexia.com/ to view her catalog of available works. For collaborations, commissions works, or inquiries please email Erica.
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Featured Artwork
Erica Ledesma was awarded the Artist Grant from the Haines and Friends Fund in 2017 and 2019. Also in 2019, Ledesma was awarded the ‘2019 Homenaje Latino’. She was awarded the Signal Fire Artist Tinderbox Residency in 2020, in collaboration with Rogue Climate. Her work has sold nationwide, as well as internationally.
We Protect Each Other
Cosecha Bajo La Luna
Defend The Waters
Dreaming Ourselves
De Aqui y De Alla
Desert Skirt
El Nopal Es Mi Corona
El Pinero
Madres Protegen
No Ban No Wall
Resisters
Self Love
Tierra Sagrada
Tu Lucha Es Mi Lucha
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For Sale now
Featured Artwork
Erica Ledesma was awarded the Artist Grant from the Haines and Friends Fund in 2017 and 2019. Also in 2019, Ledesma was awarded the ‘2019 Homenaje Latino’. She was awarded the Signal Fire Artist Tinderbox Residency in 2020, in collaboration with Rogue Climate. Her work has sold nationwide, as well as internationally.
We Protect Each Other
Cosecha Bajo La Luna
Defend The Waters
Dreaming Ourselves
De Aqui y De Alla
Desert Skirt
El Nopal Es Mi Corona
El Pinero
Madres Protegen
No Ban No Wall
Resisters
Self Love
Tierra Sagrada
Tu Lucha Es Mi Lucha
