M.G. Salazar’s written and visual art spans several mediums, and blending folk symbolism, history, revolutionary iconography, and sacred ancestral strength into bold, stylized forms and words. Deeply rooted in the cultural and natural landscape of New Mexico, their work draws from devotional art, native botanicals, and the visual language of resistance. Influenced by surrealism, MG invites viewers into dreamlike realms where time bends and archetypes reawaken. Through textured brushwork, exaggerated features, and intentional patterning, the pieces evoke a sense of both personal myth and collective memory; intimate, political, and transcendent.