ADRY DEL ROCIO

Born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Adry del Rocio is a Mexican painter, muralist, 3D artist, and street artist. She holds a degree in visual arts from the University of Guadalajara and a four-year degree in plastic arts from the Instituto Cultural Cabañas. A prodigy from an early age, Adry earned her first international award at just four years old, held her first exhibition at eleven, and completed her art degree by sixteen. She has participated in more than 100 exhibitions around the world.

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Since 2008, Adry has become a leading figure in the world of street painting, creating largescale works in twenty-five countries, including Italy, Japan, Brazil, and the United Arab Emirates. She is also the director of Colores de Jalisco, an international street art festival, and Gises por la Paz, an initiative promoting art for peace. With more than fourteen years of teaching experience, she has shared her expertise in muralism, street art, and 3D painting around the world.

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Adry works across multiple techniques—street art, arte madonnaro, anamorphic 3D, muralism, acrylic, oil, engraving, and watercolor. Inspired by her roots and humanity, she says, “I like to create realities that invite people to dream and feel.” Her work has earned her 76 awards, and in 2014, she was named Maestra Madonnara in Grazie, Italy— the birthplace of street art. Other distinctions include Jalisco’s State Youth Award (2010), the iWoman Award in Art (2020), Premio Atenea (2021), and multiple international mural awards, including Best Public Art in Las Vegas (2022) and several Street Art Cities recognitions through 2023.