I’m Patricia Galceran-Coli, a Chicana artist, creative director, and lifelong storyteller based in Chula Vista, California.

My path started early, raised in a family of sign painters and makers. I grew up surrounded by hand lettering, paintbrushes, and the hustle of making signs to survive. That foundation became the roots of my creative life. At 17, I moved out on my own, chasing a path of survival with nothing but instinct, grit, and a lost soul.

In my twenties, the path took me far. I co-founded a creative agency, Somos Volt, with my partner. Together, we built campaigns, led photo shoots, and brought brands to life. We formed a team across borders, working between California and Argentina. Turning ideas into visuals that moved people and helped businesses grow. It was fast, fulfilling, and wildly successful.

But somewhere in the middle of that success, I realized I had lost sight of my story.

That realization became a turning point. I started listening to my body, to my inner voice, to the parts of me I had quieted for too long. Through that listening, I came back to my art, not as a job, but as medicine. As a way to find myself again.

Today, I’m fully focused on my personal art career. My work explores healing, identity, ancestral memory, and the inner work it takes to truly grow. From murals and exhibitions to community events, I create pieces that speak to our inner niñas, our shadows, and our strength.