Llorona Luna (b. 1998, San Antonio, Texas) is a multidisciplinary, classically trained, Mexican-American artist, having studied from 2012-2026 at the North East School of the Arts in San Antonio, Texas, the Pacific Northwest College of Art at Willamette University in Portland, Oregon, and the San Antonio Street Art Initiative BRICK BY BRICK program.

Luna’s practice embraces experimentation and material symbolism while often incorporating unconventional mixed and multimedia elements that speak to any given piece. Luna’s compositions frequently layer the female form, texture and symbolic imagery to create emotional visual testimonies, every ritualistic stroke an act of healing. Luna asserts herself as a visionary who honors vulnerability as a source of resilience, power, and creates to remain in constant dialogue with herself.

You may catch a glimpse of Luna dwelling in Henderson, KY, where she paints windows and murals for small businesses, working with clients and collectors that believe in her vision.