The international artist Anissa Méndez, who lives in Estepona, exhibits her paintings at Casa de Las Tejerinas.

The exhibition “I love you because…” can be visited from April 30 to May 13, with free access.

The Estepona Town Hall informs that Room 2 of the Casa de Las Tejerinas, located in the Plaza de las Flores, will host from April 30, an exhibition of paintings by the American artist, based in Estepona, Anissa Mendez.

The exhibition, entitled “I love you because…”, expands the Masters of Energy series, a visual language of vibrant forms and characters that explore themes such as vibrational frequency, emotional awareness and the invisible forces that influence the human experience. At the heart of this exhibition is his belief that love is the energy that drives all that exists. Through color, form, play and imagination, Anissa expresses how love, as a creative force, has the power to raise the vibrational frequency, opening the way to a more joyful, connected and expansive life.

Inspired by her studies of metaphysical sciences and quantum theories, as well as her practice as a certified Quantum Hypnosis Healing Technique (QHHT) ‘facilitator’, Anissa creates immersive works that invite the viewer to a greater awareness of themselves and their possibilities.

Through her developing traveling exhibition, she seeks to engage audiences of all ages, especially children, in understanding creativity as a powerful force for connection, transformation and unlimited potential.

It can be visited until May 13, Tuesday through Friday, from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm and from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm, with free admission.

Anissa Mendez is an international artist, educator and author whose work explores the intersection of creativity, energy and human consciousness. With roots in New York City’s vibrant art scene, she has exhibited her work in prominent spaces on West Broadway, Chelsea and the Hamptons, and has received corporate commissions, including Johnnie Walker Black, marking a pivotal moment in her creative evolution. His works have been acquired by collectors around the world, cementing his international presence through expressive and intuitive creations.

A lifelong arts professional, Anissa dedicated more than 27 years to teaching in New York and Las Vegas, working with students from early childhood through college level. Her involvement in public art initiatives, including Cow Parade Las Vegas and the NYC Wooden-Figure Community Project, reflects her commitment to accessible, participatory and community-centered art.

Currently, she is the owner and creative force behind The Boab Tree Art Gallery and Studio, in Estepona, where she continues her work as a full-time artist, creating, exhibiting and fostering a vibrant art community.