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Outsite has worked with a selection of artists worldwide to create and showcase their works in our spaces.

Alonso Delgadillo is a renowned muralist and illustrator from Tijuana, now based in Arizona's Sonoran Desert. Through the use of lines within his murals and drawings, he illustrates day-to-day life and takes on a distinctive, sense of nostalgia that speaks of his experience as a migrant. Drawing on his memories of growing up on the border of two countries, a sense of emotions are evoked. His murals become intimate parts of communities, and live on the exterior of Outsite San José del Cabo.

Madeira based artist, Rita Sevilha considers herself a collector - mainly of natural objects (think stones, oysters, shells, etc.) Her artwork considers the natural changes they undergo with time - how their shapes and colors and textures change. She works with natural fibers, meeting them with curiosity and a willingness to experiment. Find Rita's tapestries hanging on the bedroom walls at Outsite Madeira.

Originally from Belgium, Johanna Van Parijs grew up exploring her artistic creativity from a young age. She now works as a mixed media artist, interior designer, and intuitive healer in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica. Motivated by the ways art can serve as an instrument of healing, she plays with the transformation of figures through measurements, rhythm, and symbols to answer questions about life. Drawing on her tropical surroundings, much of her work begins as a collage and eventually transforms into something bigger. These pieces hang throughout Outsite Santa Teresa, accentuating the spirit of this small beach town.
Based between Medellín and Manila, Catherine Sarah Young is a multidisciplinary artist and environmental futurist whose work transforms scientific research into immersive, sensory art. Through projects like The Apocalypse Project, she explores the emotional and ecological impact of climate change, creating everything from soaps made of urban waste to wearable installations that prompt public interaction. Find her work in Outsite Medellín - Manila.
David López is a muralist based out of Managua, Nicaragua. His playful and colorful murals dress the walls of Outsite San Juan del Sur.

Originally from Mexico City and now based in Monterrey, Berenice Hernández Castro is a visual artist whose luminous work spans illustration, linocut, textiles, and acrylics. Since transitioning from a career in art direction in 2007 to full-time visual arts, she has developed a botanical-focused practice where richly hued silhouettes evoke lush, abstract gardens. Her pieces distill plant forms to their purest essence, reimagined through vibrant color palettes and textures inspired by Latin American culture—celebrating nature, femininity, and community through a distinctly contemporary lens.

Oaxaca-based artist Luis Hampshire creates richly layered paintings and assemblages that blur the lines between abstraction, figuration, and material memory. Using found objects, collage, and traditional media, his work evokes the fragmentation of contemporary experience while drawing from Mexico’s deep visual culture. As a professor and curator, he plays a pivotal role in shaping Oaxaca’s creative community.
From the vibrant Lisbon neighborhood of Intendente, Rug by GUR brings hand-loomed artistry into everyday life through playful, customizable textile pieces. Known for their “Faces” series—featuring quirky, character-filled rug portraits of people, pets, and fantastical creatures—each rug is made on a traditional handloom and offers a tactile blend of function and storytelling.
