Kubo was born as an idea in 2006 after I created my Maya Book. I was invited to teach and to be part of the creative studio of recognized artists. I decided to prioritize my creations and my teaching, so through the years it evolved in so many shapes!

From 2005 until 2014 I was an art teacher privately, in primary and highschool and in several art shows and workshops were I collaborated with different organizations and projects. Here are a few of those moments:

I was invited by an art gallery to create an exhibit with all my ready artwork in the Tower of the Clock, the most representative gallery in the Lincoln Park in Polanco, Mexico City business and high end district. I was supported by several organizations, fellow artists and institutions to make it happen. I was sponsored by the Dutch Embassy in Mexico to bring a Dutch animation artist called ieoie to participate in the exhibit and workshops. The exhibit lasted for a month and then evolved into other small shows and public speaking event in the Social Responsibility CLARES congress of Anahuac University and the first Sustainable Congress in Mexico, in Morelia Michoacán in 2009.

During the exhibit we asked the visitors to pick their favorite artwork and take a picture with it as well as to leave their thoughts about it. We were looking for testimony of the effects art has in sharing new ideas of ecological innovation through imagination and technology. We received so much support and love in the comments! The guestbook was the treasure of the whole project.

With the support of my sister, we created an organization so we could collaborate with institutions and organizations to promote the culture of art and creativity within communities to help clean rivers and forests through activities that exchanged the trash for edible and farming seeds to low income regions.

Donation of artwork to support the reconstruction of a historic school that was flooded in the city of Villahermosa, Tabasco known by its old and traditional Mayan depiction murals. As a Social Responsibility program the pharmaceutical MDS donated budget from publicity of their new medicine for the heart health campaign to reconstruct the school and create a mural relating to the subject of keeping optimistic in adversity, having joy and a strong heart.

The artwork is called: "A clean heart is a healthy heart"

Donation of artwork to a health prevention campaign "Art against Hepatitis C"

The artwork is called: "A Healthy Liver"

Tour of artwork collection of the 7 chakras and their interaction with color energy and light. This paintings were shown in several Yoga studios in Mexico City for 1 month in each school.

After winning the first place in the local art contest, my husband Herb and I wanted to open an art and creativity school as a community project, to support local and group sessions of collaborative arts. Based on Design Thinking we developed a coulpe of workshops and lessons with kids and teenagers, as well as their families. Creating this space was truly so much fun and we had the chance to create the vision of an art studio that could become a third place.

I created the branding and concept of the Artsburg logo as part of my collaboration together with my husband with our Kubo Studio and several organizations fostering creativity and community building through the promotion of artistic activities and festivals.

There were a couple of this events and project during 2013 that Kubo Studio participated in.

Mural Idea and family workshops to create a group project for the mural that would be part of the Center of Arts and Technology in the Fall celebrations. A very creative and fun project also as a collaboration of our Kubo Studio, which coordinated and organized the sessions.

Mural Idea and collaboration with artists of the BRAA to support the local free clinic with the remodeling and wall creations to help children feel safe in their appointments to the dentist, this room in particular takes care of the younger generations. It also has a collaboration from my husband Herb who was the mastermind of the whole concept, and created the real music and lyrics of the little jingle with the intention to entertain the patients that know how to read musical notes, also to create them as molars cleaned by the toothpaste.