Freedom Ed. 7 of 50

The piece invites us to feel the heartbeat of companionship and the pull of untamed horizons — to remember that liberty is often an inner landscape we carry, regardless of the reins we bear.

When I painted Freedom, I was captivated by the way these animals embody both strength and gentleness. Their bridles glimmer with delicate silverwork, echoing the craftsmanship of Indigenous Mexican horse‑culture traditions. Around them, a vortex of textured earth tones swirls like desert wind, hinting at open plains and ancestral journeys

Fine art lithograph, limited edition of 50 copies (35 × 45 cm). Printed to museum standards using the "Fine Art" technique on 310 g/m² Canson Edition Etching Rag paper, 100 % cotton, with Ultrachrome Pro 12 archival inks rated to last over 200 years in optimal conditions.

Each print is hand‑signed by artist Lourdes Berbeyer and delivered in a protective folder with a certificate of authenticity.

Original artwork reference: Oil on stretched cotton canvas, 100 × 100 cm.

Freedom is part of the series Glimpses of My Land, a tribute to the deep and meaningful gazes of Indigenous Mexican communities.

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Award-winning Mexican-Australian painter Lourdes Berbeyer blends vibrant abstraction & figurative mastery; museum-certified, Biennale laureate, 100+ shows worldwide.
Now offering signed lithographs in Australia of her work

Lourdes Berbeyer (Mexico City, 1956) paints where inner reflection meets living heritage. Working between vibrant abstraction and exacting portraiture, she devotes herself to Mexico’s Indigenous faces, their stories, colours and quiet philosophies. Translating shared moments into fields of radiant washes and decisive graphite lines. “Every brushstroke,” she says, “is a conversation with an ancestor who still dreams us into being.”

Berbeyer’s voice has travelled far beyond her studio. She holds museum certification from the Museum of the Americas (2020) and two Italian laurels—the Spoleto International Art Prize and the “Jacopo da Ponte” Award at the Biennale Milano (both 2024). Earlier milestones include selection for the 9th International Drawing Biennial, Pilsen (Czech Republic, 2014); Honorable Mention from the Mexican Olympic Committee (2011); and the Global Quality Award as an Inspiring Woman of the 21st Century (2022).

Across 100-plus exhibitions around the glob, she has shown in the Museo de Bellas Artes (MX), Queretaro’s Art Museum, CENART, Fabriano in Watercolour (IT), Medina Art Gallery Rome, Milan Art Factory, Paris’ Frida Gallery, and Sydney’s immersive México Through Your Senses (2022). Her works reside in institutional collections in Mexico, Milano, Brazil, Rome, Czech Republic, France, Africa and more.

Berbeyer paints on soaked cotton paper, pouring hand-ground pigments, then lifting light back through translucent veils—an intuitive push-and-pull she calls “painting the pulse behind the skin.” The resulting portraits glow with dignity, resilience and a timeless invitation to look deeper.

In 2025, she bridges continents once more: limited-edition, museum-grade lithographs of her Indigenous portrait series are now signed and available to Australian collectors through Bluethumb. Each print carries not only her mark but the echo of the cultures that inspired it—an intimate window into Mexico’s living soul.