Giclee Digital Print 21” x 25” © 2007

“The painting can be seen as a representation of the mestiza since her features point to a crossroad of races, nations, languages, and culture….this mestiza is trans-national. Not only for crossing West-East borders but also for breaking down dichotomies and pushing through dualistic thought.” Clara Odio-Roman, Third World Feminism in Ester Hernandez’ Visual Art, Conflencias en Mexico, Palabra y Genero, Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Mexico, 2007.