Gunmonkey is a moniker embraced by a talented artist whose artwork seamlessly intertwines her Latino heritage, monochromatic visuals and cultural commentary. Her style draws heavily from the influences of pop art and political climates; adding to the themes of identity, assimilation, and societal dynamics in her art.

The Gunmonkey is a first-generation Salvadoran-American who moved to Southern California to expand on her art education and spent 15 years in Los Angeles, building a successful art career and client following. Her artistic prowess finds its origins in the medium of screen printing, translating into the predominately monochromatic aspects in her paintings. The heavy use of color fields offer an aesthetic appeal but also serves as a testament to her profound connection to her Latino upbringing. The use of vivid colors, bold lines, and juxtaposed elements all come together to create the high impact visuals identifiable in Gunmonkey’s work. With an impressive exhibition history, Gunmonkey's artwork has graced prestigious galleries and events across the United States. Her works have been showcased in cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Miami, New York, and even internationally in Toronto, Canada. These prominent exhibitions have provided a platform for her distinctive artistic voice to resonate with audiences far and wide.