FAQs

Every work currently offered is an original: a unique oil painting on canvas, painted by JoCa, with no edition and no reproduction. JoCa produced limited edition giclée prints for about a year and has discontinued them in order to focus solely on original works. Prints are no longer available to purchase on the site, though very limited drops may appear occasionally.

It depends on the piece. Some works ship stretched on a professional wooden frame, ready to hang. Others ship rolled in a tube, neatly packaged and ready for framing. Each product page states which applies to that specific work.

Most artworks ship from the studio within 3 to 5 business days. Orders placed on weekends or public holidays are processed the next business day. Please allow up to 10 business days before contacting support.

Yes. International orders are shipped via FedEx Economy, with shipping calculated at checkout. Delivery times vary by destination. Any customs duties, taxes or clearance fees are the responsibility of the customer.

Returns are accepted on full-price works within 14 days of fulfillment, provided the piece is in the same condition as received and in its original packaging. Return shipping is the responsibility of the customer. International returns are not accepted at this time.

Inspect the work on arrival and contact support within 24 hours if it is damaged, defective or incorrect. If Route Package Protection was added at checkout, claims can be filed directly through Route within 14 days of delivery.

Yes. JoCa Art offers trade terms to interior designers, architects and real estate developers working on projects. Details and applications are on the Trade Program page.

JoCa is a contemporary artist working primarily in oil on canvas, known for portraits whose faces deliberately refuse to resolve, built with the non finito method described on the Originals page. JoCa is represented by Art of NOMA, Mexico City.

Echoes of Haworth is JoCa's 2026 series taking the Brontë sisters, who first published as Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell, as its starting point: fractured oil portraits. It opened as a solo exhibition at Galera 32, Narvarte Poniente, Mexico City, on 17 September 2026 and sold out on opening night, in under two hours.

Invisibilis, a solo exhibition, is at the Centro Cultural Caja Real in San Luis Potosí from October 2026 to January 2027. Current dates are on the Exhibitions page.

JoCa's first institutional solo exhibition was Non Finito, 30 works at the Museo de la Ciudad de Mérida, May to August 2026. Other exhibitions include Little Miss / Trauma Miss at MANIFESTO Gallery, Guadalajara (2025), Somniloquía at Pali Galería, Mexico City (2026), and Echoes of Haworth at Galera 32, Mexico City (2026).

Coverage includes El Economista, Milenio, Diario de Yucatán, The Editorial México, Chilango and BrontëBlog. Every article is linked from the Press page.