About me
Hi, I'm Ery Falco, a multidisciplinary artist, storyteller, and neurodivergent woman who has been creating worlds out of chaos since childhood.
From oil painting to digital art, writing, photography, and filmmaking, I’ve always seen art as my language — the one that speaks when words can’t.
For someone with a mind that rarely stays still, art became my sanctuary, my translator, and my compass. It's how I’ve made sense of both my inner world and the world around me.
Growing up, I never imagined I could make a living through art. It felt like a dream too fragile to hold. But when I turned 30, everything changed. That milestone made me pause and reflect:
Whose life am I really living?
The answer pushed me to break free from the expectations I had internalized for so long. I left behind the version of me that played by the rules — and began the journey to become the version I had always dreamed of being.
Before all this, I studied philosophy — because I’ve always been endlessly curious about the human experience. I wanted to understand the mind, emotions, existence. That passion led me into digital marketing and content creation — blending my love for photography, storytelling, and film. But over time, the pressure and pace of that world left me burned out. It took hitting emotional rock bottom to realize: I had been running from the one thing that made me feel most alive — art.
My 20s were a storm of crisis, self-discovery, and healing. A late neurodivergence diagnosis finally explained the constant inner battles I’d faced for years. Once a straight-A student with a future that looked so "promising" on the outside, I found myself lost, depressed, and disconnected. I couldn't recognize the person I was becoming.
But even in my darkest moments, I always had art. It never left me. It helped me feel, process, and speak when I didn’t have the words. That’s why today, I’ve chosen to embrace who I am fully — not just as an artist, but as a mental health and neurodivergence advocate. I create to express the chaos and the beauty of a brain that never quite fit in.
My mission now is: To transform vulnerability into creativity, and to help others feel a little less alone through art.
If you’re neurodivergent, or navigating your own storm — this is your reminder: you are not broken. You were never supposed to fit into a world that wasn’t built for you. That’s why we create. That’s why our art is necessary — it’s how we plant gardens in the minds of others. It’s how we turn pain into poetry, confusion into color, and isolation into shared truth.
Welcome to my world — I’m so glad you’re here. 🌙
