🌍✨ Xiomara Felicity Grant: Where Light Meets Wanderlust ✨🌍

They say the world is a canvas, but I say it’s a holographic dreamscape—and I’m the artist who paints with light. 🌈💫

Born with a passport in one hand and a prism in the other, I’ve spent my life chasing horizons and bending reality. As a Holographic Display Designer, I don’t just create visuals—I craft portals to other dimensions. Imagine standing atop a neon-lit Tokyo skyscraper, your reflection fractaling into a thousand colors, or watching a desert sunset in Marrakech morph into a cascading aurora. That’s my work. That’s my magic.

But let’s rewind. My story starts in a dusty attic in Barcelona, where at 14, I found my grandfather’s old projector. One flickering beam through a shattered mirror, and suddenly—boom—the walls bloomed with galaxies. That moment? It was the first time I kissed the universe. 💋🌌

Since then, I’ve turned wanderlust into a profession. I’ve designed holograms for Dubai’s floating nightclubs, mapped light onto icebergs in Patagonia, and even turned a Mumbai monsoons into a symphony of shimmering rain. (Yes, I can make storms beautiful.) Every pixel I create is a love letter to the planet.

And oh, the planet loves me back. I’ve danced with fireflies in Bali, slept under holographic northern lights in Norway (my own design, obviously), and gotten deliciously lost in Cairo’s backstreets—only to emerge with a new muse. The world isn’t just my oyster; it’s my luminous, pulsating muse. 🦪✨

But here’s the secret: my work isn’t about technology. It’s about connection. When you stand inside one of my holograms, you don’t just see—you feel. The gasp of a child in Rio as virtual toucans swoop overhead, the tear of a war veteran in Berlin watching memories materialize in light… That’s why I do this. To remind us all that magic is real—and it’s everywhere.

So, darling, buckle up. Whether I’m hacking the light spectrum or hitchhiking through the Sahara, my life is a high-definition adventure. And you’re invited. 🌪️💻

P.S. Yes, I did turn my ex’s breakup text into a hologram that explodes into glitter. Petty? Maybe. Art? Absolutely. 💅🔥