Abstract black and white cut-out design.

Man in cowboy hat stands outside Michael Gorman Gallery with pink-lit windows.

Patricio Tlacaelel Trujillo y Fuentes

Photo by Michael Gorman

Meet The Artist A Journey Through Art and Heritage

I create art as a profound reflection of Chicano culture and identity. Born Patrick Trujillo, the name represents a deep connection to ancestral roots and the rich tapestry of an upbringing shaped by the American Southwest. These innovative cut-paper creations transcend visual appeal, serving as a narrative of cultural heritage and personal transformation. Each piece invites viewers to explore the layered artistic journey, blending tradition with contemporary expression to honor ancestry and share the beauty of lived experiences as a Chicano artist.

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From My Collection

XOLOITZCUINTLI (Sold)

Up Up and Away

TORSO

The Card Series

Strawberry

South Western Landscape (Sold)

Sailboat

Rose Window/Ventana Rosa (Sold)

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Pink patterned window display on brown building.

Storytelling Through Visuals: How Chicano Artists Narrate History

Chicano artists use powerful visuals to tell stories of resistance, cultural pride, and historical struggles. Through vibrant colors and symbolism, we honor our heritage and reshape narratives of identity and community.

I strive to create the most captivating cut paper works.

At the heart of every piece I create is a passion for color, emotion, and storytelling. Each cut paper work is meticulously crafted to evoke a sense of wonder and connection, inviting viewers to experience the world through my eyes. Whether it’s the fluidity of abstract expression or the depth of a landscape, my goal is to produce artwork that not only beautifies a space but also sparks a deeper emotional response.