Kristy Moreno builds sculptural vessels of female figures standing in solidarity, resistance, friendship, and love. Rooted in feminist cartoon figures and the female pillars of her upbringing, Moreno’s ceramics flaunt distinguished individual styles borrowed from an array of historical sources, including 1970s LA punk fashion, Chicanx lowrider culture, 1950s beehive updos, the bold geometric prints of her mother’s wardrobe, and 90s Chola staples like nameplate jewelry.
