Esmeralda
Andrade Fernandez

Esmeralda, born in Barcelona and shaped by her European and South American roots, is a visual artist, writer, entrepreneur, and devoted mother.

Deeply inspired by the emotional honesty of Frida Kahlo and the golden symbolism of Gustav Klimt, she blends oils, acrylics, crayons, markers, and collage onto canvas, cardboard, wood, and paper.

Her paintings often feature women adorned with flowers—transforming longing and gratitude into color, presence, and meaning.

The moon is a recurring presence in her work—a sacred companion through sleepless nights of creation and mothering.

She studied in London and has travelled widely, drawing inspiration from every culture, story, and soul encountered.

Esmeralda’s art is a ritual of healing and reclamation: a visual celebration of motherhood, emotion, and feminine rebirth—inviting women to feel seen, powerful, and unapologetic.