Anaelis Gonzalez
Artist Bio
I’m a Cuban graphic design student who migrated to the United States in 2011. I enjoy creating impactful art that raises awareness about environmental issues. My work focuses on visual storytelling through illustrative styles that evoke emotion and inspire action.
My pieces often lean into abstraction as a way to explore the connection between who I am, where I come from, and how I relate to the natural world.
Artist Statement
This stencil raises awareness about storm drain pollution with the message
“Clean Water is a Right, Not a Toxic Fright.” Using wave imagery and
common trash symbols, it reminds viewers that their actions affect water
quality and marine life. Positioned near storm drains, the design
encourages responsible waste disposal and emphasizes clean water as a
fundamental right.
“Clean Water is a Right, Not a Toxic Fright.” Using wave imagery and
common trash symbols, it reminds viewers that their actions affect water
quality and marine life. Positioned near storm drains, the design
encourages responsible waste disposal and emphasizes clean water as a
fundamental right.
