A prolific artist who started in the New York City graffiti scene in 1979, Lady Pink was not a tagger but a subway train muralist whose distinctive and colorful style revealed her Ecuadorian roots. Four decades later, her paintings, murals, and illustrations hang in private collections and renowned museums, including the Whitney Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

"You have to fight tooth and nail, bitch and scream, be loud and be large to get respect."