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When I created this piece, my main goal was to take the traditional image of Lady Justice and flip it into something unstable and chaotic using glitch art. I wanted to show how justice, something that’s supposed to be clear and balanced, can look fractured when it’s filtered through today’s messy digital world. By breaking her down visually, I hoped to spark a conversation about distortion, power, and perception.

My goal with this piece was to bridge old and new worlds, to merge classical art with the vibrancy and power of Latina womanhood. I wanted to show that cultural beauty isn’t static; it evolves. The Mona Lisa’s mysterious calm becomes something more assertive, more self-defined, when she’s reimagined through a Latina lens.

 The Last Question is inspired by Isaac Asimov’s classic science fiction story of the same name. Asimov’s piece asks one of the most profound questions: Can humanity, through technology, reverse entropy and prevent the universe from ending? That idea felt timeless to me, especially in today’s world, where we increasingly turn to AI to find meaning, patterns, and even emotional comfort

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