On the wall now · Since Tuesday, September 1, 2026

Arely Ahidali

Mexican-American multimedia artist, stylist and poet, and part of the Spotlight crew. Her work is mostly abstract and made from feeling: bold canvases and a wearable mixed-media piece, Love Blind (Amor Ciego).

Free to see during open hours at 802 9th Street, Greeley.

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The work

On the Spotlight wall now.

Abstract canvas by Arely Ahidali in orange, blue and yellow on the brick wall at Spotlight Café

Painting by Arely Ahidali of a robed figure surrounded by roses and green flames

Love Blind (Amor Ciego), a pink faux fur wearable sculpture with a polka dot eyepatch, by Arely Ahidali

Black and white mural panel by Arely Ahidali with a skeleton figure and papel picado banners

Framed artist statement for Arely Ahidali, multimedia creator, hanging on the brick wall

Framed bilingual card describing Love Blind (Amor Ciego) in English and Spanish

Arely calls herself a multimedia creator. Art, for her, is connection: she hopes it inspires exploration and openness, and most of what she makes is abstract and built from feeling rather than a plan.

The exhibit mixes large abstract canvases, a painting of a robed figure ringed in roses and green flame, a black and white Día de Muertos mural panel, and Love Blind (Amor Ciego), a pink faux-fur eyepatch piece that plays on the saying "blinded by love." Her framed artist statement and a bilingual card for the piece hang beside the work.