VALLUNAEMMA D. ENRIQUEZ

Selected works · Miami Art Week 2026

Paintings.
Stories.
Other Worlds.

Emma D. Enriquez works at the meeting point of Mexican cultural memory, expressive painting and speculative imagination.

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A woman in a broad black hat and pale-blue dress stands before an angular desert beneath a pink sky.
La MujerAcrylic on canvas · 36 × 36 inches

Memory, reimagined.

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A charro in an ornate red suit holds a pistol; a mechanical ribcage emerges beneath a blue bow.

Cybercharro

Acrylic on canvas

Two women in green and blue clothing emerge from a field of small, mosaic-like rectangles.

The Sisters

Mixed media and acrylic on canvas

A purple portrait of Emiliano Zapata wearing a broad hat, dark moustache and formal jacket.

Zapada Morada

Acrylic on canvas

Between inherited stories
and imagined futures.

Painting is the foundation of VALLUNA’s practice. Figures carry traces of history into unfamiliar landscapes; fluorescent color and fractured surfaces suggest that a single image can contain more than one reality.

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A little bit merry.
A little bit scary.

From a New York exhibition project to an evolving spatial world, Merry Scary invites a different kind of looking. Paintings become places to pause; objects invite closer attention.

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Existing development screenshot of the Merry Scary storefront, with paintings, objects and a tiled entrance
Merry Scary · interactive environment in development. Existing project screenshot.

A doorway into another world.

The red phone booth connects the exhibition to Luna’s story.

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An independent artist portfolio prepared for Miami Art Week 2026.