Reyna's Art Gallery & Café

One canvas from Fernando Reyna's ongoing Queen Elizabeth II portrait series. The series explores the figure of the late British monarch across decades of her public life — from young princess to elderly head of state — through Fernando's photorealistic technique. [PLACEHOLDER — Fernando to add specific painting title and notes]

From Fernando Reyna's Garifuna portrait series. This body of work centers Garifuna identity, dress, and ceremony — a tribute to one of the cultural communities that defines Belize. The figure wears a cowrie-shell crown referencing traditional Garifuna adornment. [PLACEHOLDER — Fernando to expand]

Frida’s Dreams and Nightmares is a vivid portrait by Fernando Reyna Escalona, placing Frida Kahlo’s face inside a surreal underwater world of red fish, floating flowers, bubbles, and deep blue space. The work combines Reyna’s portrait practice with dreamlike symbolism, transforming an iconic cultural figure into a suspended vision of memory, beauty, and psychological depth.