Artist Bio
Ana María Herrera is a multidisciplinary visual artist working between San Diego and Tijuana. Her practice blends mixed media, assemblage, photography, and installation to explore themes of memory, identity, and the quiet stories carried by everyday objects.
Using materials such as aged wood, metal, textiles, and found or repurposed elements, Herrera transforms what was once forgotten into intimate spaces of reflection. Her work often evokes the feeling of uncovering something familiar yet unspoken, a reminder of the histories we inherit, the moments that shape us, and the traces we leave behind.
With a background in community-engaged art and cross-border cultural projects, Herrera has exhibited in museums, cultural centers, and public spaces in both Mexico and the United States. She is also the founder of ArtisAna Workshops, where she guides children, teens, and adults in creative exploration through multidisciplinary and expressive art practices.
At the heart of her work is a simple intention:
to honor what has been overlooked and invite viewers to connect, with themselves, with others, and with the stories that continue to live in the materials around us.




