Born in 1995 and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Corazón found her voice in paint long before she felt seen. She trained in a Japanese art studio and was recognized early by the City of San Jose, cultivating both discipline and devotion to her craft. In 2017, she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Art from San Francisco State University while quietly navigating years of post-traumatic depression, social masking, and a decade-long struggle with addiction.
Sobriety in 2022 marked a profound turning point. In recovery, Corazón reclaimed not only her life but her long-suppressed abilities as a psychic medium. Today, she works in collaboration with healers across the globe, deepening her energetic practice alongside her studio work. Rooted in acrylic figurative painting, her art honors those impacted by addiction and recovery, using the canvas as a site of witness rather than spectacle—holding dignity, vulnerability, and resilience within every story.
artist purpose statement
my purpose as an artist is to illustrate the surreal reality of addiction by posing fragments of my inner self along the fluid line between representation and abstraction. i am breaking past the limits of my diagnoses daily, as a sober alcoholic and autistic person. i hope to challenge societal stigmas around addiction, to visually expose and heal the masked sickness underneath.
healer purpose statement
my purpose as a healer is to offer grounded, confidential intuitive work for clients who view healing as an ongoing practice rather than a one-time event. My work supports clarity, relief, and steady alignment—particularly for those navigating recovery, grief, emotional overload, or major life transitions.
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