A visual artist who catalogs memory like a naturalist catalogs specimens. This media kit is built the way I build my work — as an archive. Open the drawers.
Angie Mueller (b. 1994, Barranquilla, Colombia) is a visual artist based in Los Altos, California, working across painting, drawing, textile, and digital art.

Her work investigates memory, femininity, and domestic archives. Using childhood dresses, household objects, and sewing gestures, she reads intimate experience as evidence — the way a forensic scientist reads a garment. Each painting doubles as a diary entry: she writes on the back of them, so image and text hold the same memory.
This is a rare bilingual, bicultural voice — Caribbean Colombia meets Silicon Valley — that moves fluently between the deeply handmade and the ultra-contemporary: from watercolor on cotton paper to Web 3.0 and AI-generated video.
"Colombian-born artist turning memory, textile, and the domestic into a living archive — across paint and pixels."
My signature series is called Taxonomy of Memory. I treat memory like a specimen — observed, classified, preserved. That method is exactly what a brand collaboration inherits.
I start from real objects with emotional weight — a childhood dress, a family textile, a household relic. A brand's product or heritage becomes the object I collect.
I study its materials, patterns, and journey — an almost forensic reading. This is what gives the work depth and a story worth telling.
It becomes painting, textile, or digital work — and, increasingly, AI-generated video that migrates painting into motion.
Every piece carries text — notes on the back — so the collaboration ships with its own narrative, ready for press and content.
"Her paintings act like an archive of personal experiences, memories, and desires — welcoming viewers into the period rooms of her mind."
— Julian J. Howard, CuratorA snapshot of reach and standing. The fields marked ✎ are yours to update with live figures before you send this kit.
A bilingual (ES/EN) audience spanning Latin America, the U.S. Bay Area, and Europe: art collectors, design and fashion lovers, and a culturally engaged following drawn to memory, craft, and femininity. Strong crossover appeal for textile, fashion, home, beauty, wine & spirits, and cultural brands.
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A logo fades. A hand-painted piece becomes an heirloom — worn, photographed, and kept. Fashion is where my work belongs, and I love it there.
A museum-level artist, obsessed with fashion, who turns products into wearable stories people keep — and I've already done it.
"This is not a bag, but a vessel of stories."
For Diana Delgado I hand-painted a leather-and-wicker mini bag with my signature crocodile-and-butterfly motif and inscribed those words on it. That is exactly what a brand gets from me: a one-of-a-kind object that carries meaning — not a print, a story you can hold.
Hand-painted leather, bags, textile, and accessories — like the Diana Delgado bag. Your product becomes wearable, collectible art.
Original painting, watercolor, or textile piece created around your product, heritage, or launch.
Studio films, reels, and photo sets — the "in-the-studio" narrative that performs, in Spanish and English.
Prints, packaging, capsule collections, and signed limited runs.
Live painting, installations, and brand-hosted exhibition partnerships.
AI-generated video and digital works for launches that want an ultra-contemporary edge.
Museum walls, an international residency, and curators on record.
"She blends folklore, art history, and family narrative into compositions rich with her own lore."
— Julian J. Howard, Curator"Painting has always been a worker of memory. In Rangel's proposal we see a mixture of dreams and realities."
— Úrsula Ochoa, Master in Aesthetics, Art Curator & Critic2026 alone: a glassmaking workshop at the Mazzega factory on Murano, Venice, and Encuentro DATARTE at Sala de Arte Bancolombia, Bogotá — a practice that is visibly, publicly in motion.
Tell me the brand, the moment, and the feeling you want to leave behind. I'll bring the archive.