The JoCa Collector List
JoCa · Art of NOMA presents
Echoes of Haworth
Sold out in less than two hours on opening night in Mexico City. The full series is now online on Artsy until November 11, and three Brontë cameos and original JoCa works are still for sale.

Opening night
September 17, 2026, Galera 32, Mexico City. Every work found a collector before the night was over.


JoCa works for sale
Original works available today at Art of NOMA. Price and details on each work.






Echoes of Haworth: sold out in one night
A series inspired by the lives and inner worlds of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë, who published under the pseudonyms Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell. Faces fracture into visual glitches between recognition and disappearance, inside gold frames that answer nineteenth-century portraiture. It opened on September 17, 2026 at Galera 32 in Narvarte Poniente, and every work found a collector that same night.



About JoCa
JoCa (b. 1984) is a Mexican-Spanish multidisciplinary artist whose artistic studies took place in Vancouver, Canada. Working primarily in oil, JoCa builds portraits that deliberately refuse to resolve: work about identity, technology and the way we construct and present ourselves today. Fragmented portraiture is the signature. Art of NOMA represents JoCa.
2026, JoCa's year
- May – August 2026Non Finito, first institutional solo exhibition, Museo de la Ciudad de Mérida.
- September 17, 2026Echoes of Haworth, Galera 32, Mexico City. Sold out in under two hours.
- October 2026 – January 2027Invisibilis, second institutional solo exhibition, Centro Cultural Caja Real, San Luis Potosí.
The JoCa collector list
JoCa's series are selling before they reach the public. People on the list hear about new work first and get invitations to openings.
- Early access to new work, before it is published
- Invitations to openings
- Direct help from the gallery on WhatsApp
Frequently asked questions
Who is JoCa?
JoCa (b. 1984) is a Mexican-Spanish multidisciplinary artist whose artistic studies took place in Vancouver, Canada, working primarily in oil on fragmented portraits about identity and technology. Art of NOMA represents JoCa.
Where can I see Echoes of Haworth?
The series sold out on opening night, September 17, 2026. It can be viewed online on Artsy until November 11, 2026.
Is any JoCa work available?
Yes. Available works are on this page and in the JoCa collection on artofnoma.com. For new work, join the collector list.
How do I hear about new work first?
Join the JoCa collector list on this page or message us on WhatsApp. The list hears about new work before the public.