Co-Founder, Muralist & Community Arts Educator

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1995 | Santurce, P.R.

Chachi González (She/Her) belongs to the original 8 young women who founded Colectivo Moriviví.  She is an interdiciplinary artist under the pseudonym, s.alguien, with strong formation on Printmaking, Sculpture, Drawing and Painting.

In 2013, Chachi graduated from Puerto Rico’s Central High School of Visual Arts where she earned a Drawing and Painting Certification.  She is currently pursuing undergraduate studies in Fine Arts at the School of Art and Design of Puerto Rico (EAPD).  In 2017, she took courses in the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus.  During Spring 2018, she was a Climate Refugee Scholar at Hampshire College in Amherst, MA. Finally, form 2017-2019 she was part if the Program of Independent Studies (PEI) in Puerto Rico’s Contemporary Art Museum(MAC).

Co-Founder, Muralist & Community Arts Educator

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1995 | Carolina, P.R.

Raysa Raquel (She/Her) is one of the original 8 co-founders of Colectivo Moriviví. She is an interdiciplinary artist with formation in Drawing and Painting.  Currently, she's also an educator and exhibition's assistant at the Museum of Art of San Juan in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

From an early age she showed interest in the visual arts, for which she had the opportunity to take her first courses at the School of Arts and Design of Puerto Rico and at the Art Leage of San Juan. From 2008 to 2009 she studied visual arts at the Carolina School of Fine Arts. After her preparation at the School of Fine Arts, in 2009 she entered the Puerto Rico's Central High School of Visual Arts of Puerto Rico and graduated in 2013 with a Certification in Drawing and Painting. From 2017-2018, she was part of the Program of Independent Studies (PEI) by Puerto Rico's Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC).  Finally, in 2019, Raysa earned her BFA in Painting from the School of Art and Design of Puerto Rico.

Project Assitants

Assistant Muralists, Community Paintings Support and Workshop Assistance

This is a paid position, where assistants support the labor that is part of mural painting, and community led arts.  They also receive mentorship and training in the areas that our crucial to socially engaged work.  Project Assistans may aspire to grow in other roles within the collective in the future.

Internship Program

Project and Administrative Support

The Internship Program is an exchange where interns donate labor to Colectivo Moriviví, in exchange for training and experience in a specialized area such as management in social organizations, mural painting, and community arts. We hope that this space can serve to gain work experience in the field of arts and cultural management. Our Interns are able to aspire to grow in other roles within the collective in the future.

1999 | Cayey, P.R.

Valeria (She/Her) is a visual artist with training in Drawing and Painting. She is also known on social media as "Eclipse" under the username eclipselunvr. She graduated in 2016 from the Miguel A. Juliá Collazo Specialized School of Fine Arts with a certification in Visual Arts. She then entered the Old San Juan School of Fine Arts and Design (EAPD) where she graduated from the Department of Painting in 2022.

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Valeria began the practice of muralism in the Pintada de Resistencia during the summer 2019 in Old San Juan. Later that same year she was part of Humacao Grita 2019. She has also, been assistant to other muralists such as Carlitos Skills and Golden305.

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She currently practices the art of tattooing in the Skills Creative Studios space in Bayamón, PR and aspires to continue developing in the area of muralism.

1996 | Humacao, P.R.

Patricia (She/Her/They/Them) is an interdisciplinary artist with training in drawing and painting.

From an early age, Patricia showed great interest in drawing, but it was not until she reached high school that she had the opportunity to take specialized courses in visual arts at the Humacao School of Fine Arts, where she finished her studies in 2014. She was chosen to begin her high school degree in the Department of Painting at the Puerto Rico School of Art & Design (EAPD).  She then obtained her BFA from said university in 2020.

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2003 | Humacao,P.R.

Alondra Coral (She/Her/They/Them). She showed interest in painting from an early age, it was something that "came to her  naturally". She graduated from the Anita Otero Hernández School of Fine Arts to then begin a BFA in Painting at the Puerto Rico School of Fine Arts and Design(EAPD). She specializes in portrait and human figure painting. In addition, she enjoys sculpture and sewing, elements that have contributed to the making of her own style of painting. She shares that "Colectivo Morivivi  greatly inspired me in my work, for which I am grateful for this opportunity to be part of and bring happiness to the communities with which I will work."

Outside of the arts, she became a certified Ashtanga yoga instructor, which she practices at Ashtanga yoga P.R.

1998 | San Juan, P.R.

Ana (She/Her) is an interdisciplinary artist, with training in drawing, painting and graphic arts. She often works on autobiographical themes that explore concepts of femininity, Caribbean flora, and magical realism through fantasy imagery.

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Ana graduated in 2021 from the Puerto Rico School of Fine Arts and Design (EAPD) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in Painting. She has worked as a workshop facilitator as well as an art teacher at the Caguas Creative Workshop School. She has participated in multiple collective exhibitions in institutions such as the Ana G. Méndez University (UAGM), the Tourism Company of Puerto Rico, the EAPD and the "Casa de Cultura" of Josué País García in Santiago de Cuba as part of the Caribbean Festival, dedicated in 2018 to Puerto Rico.

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1997 | Dorado, P.R.

Gabriela (She/Her) is an artist and illustrator who loves designing characters, experimenting with crafts, and the use of color. She excels in painting, drawing, and digital art. Currently, she works as a freelance artist and with Colectivo Morivivi.

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From an early age she showed interest in drawing, and she had the opportunity to study at Savannah College of Art and Design. She graduated in 2019 with a BFA in Illustration and a minor in Sequential Art and another in Art History. Her art was published in various independent anthologies, and she has participated in Puerto Rico Comic Con.

2000 | Humacao, P.R.

Zack (He/Him) is a self-taught writer and artist with studies in video game programming (2018-2020). Because he was never able to finish art-based studies, Zack made a point of teaching himself how to draw from an early age. Art books and websites such as DeviantArt and YouTube were the homes of his artistic learning. Zack focuses on creating works dedicated to sensitive topics or social criticism in order to open conversations about internal or social problems.