Amáda Márquez Simula  (She/Her)

Skills/Mediums: Assemblage/Found Objects, Environmentalist, Fiber/Textiles, Media and Marketing, Musician/Songwriter, Painting, Performance, Photography, Social Justice Themes, Teacher

Member of ACW since: March 1, 2022

Biography

Amáda Márquez Simula is a multidisciplinary artist known for her unique blend of costume design/cosplay, painting, and community engagement. She creates original and screen-accurate costumes, bringing characters to life with meticulous attention to detail. Mexican Folk Art and Día de los Muertos profoundly influenced her painting style, often featuring vibrant colors, skeletons, and skulls. Amáda primarily paints on mirrors, believing in the power of reflection as a tool for personal growth and stillness.

Beyond visual art, Amáda is a passionate performer and singer, using her talents to bring people together through shared cultural experiences. She also teaches workshops on creating miniature art vacations and Día de los Muertos traditions, fostering creativity and connection in her community. Whether through her art, performances, or teaching, Amáda’s work celebrates heritage, storytelling, and self-reflection.