Leticia Huerta

Leticia Huerta (born 1954) is a Chicana art ist known for her public art and paintings that reshape community spaces.

Early life and education Leticia Huerta was born in Texas. Nature and the environment became her passions when it came to creating art stemming from her early studies in Biology. Throughout her art and biology career, Huerta has been driven to keep the environment healthy and stable. Published in The Serie Print Project, it measures 18 x 16'. Symbolizing healing and love, she addresses her father in a religious sense. Her project represents the many hiking and biking trails in San Antonio as well as the flowers that grow along the trails. Due to the popularity of Bloom, Mud Creek Trail San Antonio decided to install Bloom at other locations. There are seven installations in this series. San Antonio's River Walk Public Art Garden was the next location. In Spanish and English, the project draws inspiration from Mexican bingo cards with symbols from the region, such as Charlotte's crown and state bird. Plants and flowers from the local area are featured in ceramic mosaic tile on the bus shelters. the Meadows Museum, Dallas;