Bethany Diaz — also known as B — is a painter, muralist, and storyteller whose work explores migration, memory, and the search for home. Living and creating from her converted school bus, she paints across the Americas, weaving personal history with the voices of the communities she meets along the way.

 

A U.S. Air Force veteran and graduate of the Ringling College of Art and Design (BFA, Illustration), Bethany channels discipline and craft into a practice that is both deeply personal and collective. Her murals and gallery work speak to themes of cultural resilience, borderlands, and belonging — inviting viewers to see art as both reflection and dialogue.

 

Bethany is currently developing a long-form gallery project that documents her travels from Mexico City through Central America, culminating in Panama. Along the way, she creates murals for hospitals, orphanages, and community centers, offering art as a form of service and connection.

 

Collectors and collaborators are invited to support her journey through the acquisition of original works, prints, and commissions that align with her evolving vision.

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