Red Calaca Studio
From public murals, to the Papalote Project workshops, to The Magic Kite, I have done some of my best work when working with my community. When the food truck scene started to grow in popularity in Charlotte, I had an idea! What if I had an “Art Truck” that I could use to bring my art into the streets and neighborhoods of the city, taking art directly to the people. Last month, I took a big step i
06/01/2026
They don’t just commission a painting.
They commission me to tell their story. 🪶
This is what it looks like when a community trusts you with their words, their values, their spirit — and asks you to make it visible.
Creating scholars. Nurturing spirituality. Embracing diversity.
These aren’t just phrases painted on a canvas. They are the heartbeat of a congregation that opened their doors and said — “Rosalia, show the world who we are.”
Grateful beyond words for this collaborative commission with the community of Trinity Episcopal Church 🙏🏽✨
Wings don’t just carry you. Sometimes, they carry a whole community.
🎨 | Charlotte, NC
05/11/2026
I was once a young woman crossing a desert with nothing but a dream and faith in my heart. 🌵
No English. No map. Just hope.
And THIS WEEK I am going back to the same border.
Not to cross it.
But to screen my film The Magic Kite on el muro. 🪁
A story of our Latinx community in Charlotte.
Glowing on the very wall that so many of us know too well.
The Magic Kite 🪁 at the Nogales International Film Festival 2026 🎬🏆
May 14 • 1:00 PM • Nogales
🥹 To every little girl who was told her dream was too big —
To every person who crossed a desert to find a better life
05/01/2026
My heart aches. 💔
But it is also full 😭☺️ because of you.
In 2012, we painted this mural together. Not for money. Not for fame. For our community. For the children left behind by deportation.
I am a Mexican-American ARTivist. I have spent my life making art that says: you matter, you belong, your story deserves to be on walls. To have that work erased — without my knowledge, without my consent — is not just a personal loss. It is a loss for every person whose spirit lived in that image.
For everyone who needed to see themselves on a wall on Central Avenue and know: you belong here.
The Consul of Mexico came to its dedication. Our people showed up. And for 13 years, it stood as a testament to who we are.
Thank you to for documenting this piece and its meaning. And thank you to everyone who has reached out with love, outrage, and support. I see you. I feel you. I am not alone in this.
Nuestra historia no se borra. 🖤
04/30/2026
Did you know that right now, young mothers in the US are wearing ankle monitors so they won’t be deported and separated from their children?
This is Gen Z Guadalupe 😇 sacred, modern, and monitored.
She gets to stay. But not free. 🦋…in progress
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