Griselda Rosas practice spans textile art, sculpture, drawing, and installation. She adopts traditional embroidery skills passed down from her mother and grandmother, treating the act of sewing as a form of historical revision and storytelling. Rosas deconstructs symbols of colonial history, specifically the introduction of Catholicism and Spanish military influence in the Americas. Her work often features motifs like military horses, weaponry, and religious regalia, reimagining them through a lens of resistance.