Personal Stories Collection

16 x 24 inches Acrylic and mixed media on stretched canvas | Unframed | Finished edges | Ready to hang Free U.S. Shipping | Ships in a box Meet Flower is a whimsical and deeply personal self-portrait by Alexandra Rey, blending acrylic paint and mixed media on stretched canvas. Bold black-and-white stripes create a theatrical stage for the central figure — a fantastical, feminine version of the artist herself, imagined with playful textures, vibrant patterns, and surreal elegance. This piece is more than visual art; it’s a symbolic introduction to the artist’s inner world. “Flower” is the nickname affectionately given to Alexandra by her father (from florecita, meaning “little flower” in Spanish) — a name her family still uses today. This artwork marks the beginning of Alexandra’s exploration of identity, creativity, and self-expression through portraiture, making it her first and most unique self-portrait. A collector’s piece rich in story and layered technique, Meet Flower invites the viewer into a magical narrative where fashion, memory, and imagination bloom. Mood: Playful, imaginative, feminineMain Colors: Black, white, red, multi-coloredInspiration: Inspired by the artist’s nickname, family memories, and the power of self-invention

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36 x 36 inches Oil on stretched canvas | Unframed | Finished edges | Ready to hang Free U.S. Shipping | Ships in a box Corazon (The Heart) is an evocative and intensely personal creation by Alexandra Rey, rendered in rich oil on stretched canvas. This artwork captures the raw emotions of heartbreak and yearning through its poignant depiction of a bleeding heart against a crackled background — a reflection of the artist’s own experience with lost love and pain. This piece transcends visual storytelling, offering a deep dive into the artist’s emotional landscape during a time of vulnerability. With its bold imagery and profound thematic exploration, Corazon stands as a testament to Alexandra's journey through sorrow and healing, making it a significant addition to any art collection. A collector’s piece steeped in emotional depth and intricate artistry, Corazon invites viewers into a narrative of love, loss, and the indomitable human spirit. Mood: Emotional, introspective, poignantMain Colors: Red, black, greyInspiration: Heartbreak, lost love, yearning

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12 x 12 inches Acrylic on wood panel | Unframed | Requires framing by buyer | $360 FRAMED Free U.S. Shipping | Ships securely in a box Bold, unapologetic, and cathartic as hell — *Thanks for the Fu@ing Roses! is the breakup painting we all wish we had the guts to make. Painted in a fiery moment of post-bouquet betrayal, this piece turns heartbreak into art with slashing brushstrokes, lush angry roses, and a message loud enough to echo through your ex’s soul. With hand-painted text that reads “Too bad I got them because you were cheating on me!”, it’s a raw, empowering reminder that you can turn red flags into red petals — and hang them on your wall like a trophy. Mood: Savage, empowered, totally over itMain Colors: Deep rose red, white, black, fuchsiaInspiration: A bouquet from a cheating ex. Anger, honesty, and a big middle finger wrapped in paint and petals. Perfect for anyone who’s ever been lied to, dumped, gaslit — and came back stronger (and funnier). Hang it, own it, heal with it.

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24 x 24 inches Acrylic on stretched canvas | Unframed | Finished edges | Ready to hang Free U.S. Shipping | Ships securely in a box What She Carried tells the truth that no child should have to live through. The central silhouette — traced from a real birthday photo of the artist as a little girl — stands alone in a quiet pink void, wearing a party hat and carrying far more than anyone ever saw. Painted over a thick, textured base — rough and uneven like the terrain of a wounded past — this piece holds space for the invisible weight carried by children who were never protected. Soft pinks and whites surround the figure like a quiet scream, asking the viewer to look beyond the surface. Mood: Introspective, haunting, vulnerable Main Colors: Soft pink, white, muted crimson, beige Inspiration: A memory of being small, forgotten, and unloved. A child in a party hat who learned early how to carry what no one else would. This is her story — told in silence and texture.

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16 x 16 x 3 inches Acrylic on deep-edge stretched canvas | Unframed | Finished edges | Ready to hang Free U.S. Shipping | Ships securely in a box Veils of Memory is both a painting and a confessional artifact. Before a single layer of paint was applied, the artist covered the entire canvas — including its deep edges — with handwritten text: a stream of consciousness recounting her life’s story, up to the moment this piece was created. What followed was a gentle act of concealment. Layers of white paint and rough texture began to obscure the words, softening memories into abstraction. But not everything is hidden. Rich brown circles preserve small windows into the past, where fragments of text remain exposed. Red dots punctuate the surface, symbolizing the lessons that sometimes rise sharply through time’s blur. Mood: Reflective, intimate, layered Main Colors: Soft white, espresso brown, crimson red Inspiration: A personal act of storytelling and release — a way to honor, veil, and transform memory into something new. This piece holds what was said, what was felt, and what now gently fades.

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