Naomi Córdova is a visual artist based in the Shenandoah Valley, working primarily in oil and acrylic. Her paintings blend surreal elements with expressionist intensity, exploring the quiet beauty of daily life, the mundane activities and the people within them, with particular attention to the joy found in childlike experience.

Her work is shaped by her heritage: as the daughter of Salvadoran and Guatemalan immigrants, she brings a distinct perspective to questions of identity, community, and cultural narrative.

Beyond the canvas, Córdova works as a paralegal and community advocate, and that same commitment to storytelling and connection carries into her art.

Her recent 2025 exhibitions, Diverse Perspectives, Harvest of Her Hands, and Not What You Expected, explore themes of nature, femininity, and abstraction, often through unexpected materials that challenge traditional norms.

Through her work, Córdova invites viewers to notice the beauty already present in ordinary moments.