Rebecca Flores
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Artist

Rebecca Flores

Creativity serves as a path toward art wellness and the willingness to be.

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Works by Rebecca Flores

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About Rebecca

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Rebecca Flores is a visual artist, designer, poet, and author whose practice is deeply rooted in the intersection of creative expression and personal wellness. She originated the term SerLieve™, which translates to "to be willing," a concept born from her study of poetry and her dedication to art-based healing. In addition to her studio work, Flores is an expressive art therapist and the Principal Founder of The Natasha Love Foundation. This non-profit, created in her daughter’s memory, promotes unity through the arts and provides a platform for young people to pursue their artistic dreams.

Visual voice

Her work is informed by the principles of expressive art therapy and the rhythmic structure of poetry. The aesthetic centers on the SerLieve™ philosophy, emphasizing art wellness and the quiet strength found in the willingness to create.
SerLieve™ PhilosophyExpressive Art TherapyArt WellnessPoetic Design
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Rebecca Flores — questions answered

What does the term SerLieve™ represent?

Originated by the artist, SerLieve™ means "to be willing" and reflects her interest in poetry and art wellness.

What is the artist's professional background?

Rebecca Flores is a visual artist, designer, poet, author, and expressive art therapist.

Is there a philanthropic aspect to her work?

Yes, she is the Principal Founder of The Natasha Love Foundation, which supports youth in the arts in memory of her daughter.

What themes are central to this collection?

The collection is grounded in expressive art therapy, poetry, and the pursuit of art wellness.

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