Ana Gonzalez-Galvan born 2007, Washington, D.C. native, is a painter and storyteller passionate about capturing the depth of human experiences through portraiture. Her work explores identity, humanity, and untold narratives within a broader societal context, often incorporating elements of her Mexican heritage and intricate patterns. Deeply interested in the ways environments, systems, and history shape individuals’ lives, she uses art as a tool to amplify unheard voices and critically examine the structures that define society. At the core of her work is a fundamental truth: at the end of the day, we are all bones.