Born in 1987 in Ecuador, Vera resides and works in Mexico City. With a background in architecture and as a self-taught painter and tattoo artist, she incorporates both small and large-scale paintings into her practice. Her murals, exhibited in countries such as France, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Germany, challenge the graphic representation of women in public spaces, utilizing symbols as resistance trenches.

In contrast, her canvases emerge from an intimate process, delving into her own thoughts, emotions, and body through self-portraits. Whether in small or large works, Vera immerses the viewer in liminal spaces, creating warm colors and atmospheres.

Vera views her work as a tattoo artist as a performative act capable of hacking reality, exploring the empowerment of the body and the experiences of being through the symbolic strength of the ritual.

As a multidisciplinary artist, Vera is keen on challenging preconceived notions of womanhood, Latinidad, and the role of women in the art world.