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She/ Her
Jaidy Gómez, also known online as Albaraciii, is a Panamanian illustrator exploring dreamlike, unsettling imagery through queer and feminist perspectives. While studying Fine Arts at Ganexa University of Art, she developed a strong interest in horror and its connections to identity, fear, desire, and social tension.
Working primarily in digital illustration, Gómez combines grainy textures, vibrant colour, and stark black-and-white compositions. Her atmospheric, psychologically charged works often reinterpret horror through a queer lens. She has also collaborated internationally with independent horror writers and aims to build a career in editorial illustration.