She is a muralist and creative consultant based in the Portland–Vancouver area. Her work centers on transforming public and private spaces into meaningful visual landmarks rooted in community, nature, and story.

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She began studying fine art at the age of 13 through a local art trade school, eventually becoming a college-level instructor by her third year. In 2020, she launched her business as a photographer, using that chapter to build relationships within the creative community. A year later, her first mural shifted the trajectory of her career and revealed the medium she was meant to pursue.

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Since then, Ana has completed more than 60 murals (as of Winter 2025) across the Pacific Northwest, partnering with cities, schools, neighborhoods, nonprofits, and developers. Her work often highlights native flora, waterways, cultural identity, and the stories that shape each place.

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At the heart of her practice is a simple belief:

Art should make people feel connected, seen, and proud of where they are.