Mexican muralist Yesterman brings 'everything’s OK' message to El Paso fertility clinic

Mexican muralist Yesterman brings 'everything’s OK' message to El Paso fertility clinic by Staff Wed, November 11, 2026 at 4:17 PM 7 VIEW ALL PHOTOS Mexican muralist Yesterman brings 'everything’s OK' message to El Paso fertility clinic (Credit: KFOX14/CBS4) Comment on this story 0 Comment Share story Share topics: El Paso Pozitivf Fertility Yesterman Muralist Assisted Reproductive Technology IVF A.R.T. Grand opening EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — A colorful message of hope is coming to El Paso as Mexican muralist Yesterman creates a special installation at Pozitivf Fertility’s new clinic. Patients walking into Positive Fertility’s first El Paso clinic are being greeted not just by medical staff, but by walls filled with colorful murals designed to offer reassurance and hope. The Texas-based fertility care network recently started accepting patients at its new West El Paso location on South Mesa Hills Drive. Inside the office, the space is covered in murals meant to create a welcoming atmosphere and deliver what the artist described as positive messages and the idea that everything is going to be OK. Yesterman, the multidisciplinary artist whose real name is Germán Genel, is known for his signature smiling characters called Dodos and his mantra “TODOVASTARBIEN,” meaning “everything’s going to be OK.” Speaking to KFOX14/CBS4, Genel said his goal is to make the clinic feel more comfortable for people coming in for care, adding that his work centers on transforming negative thoughts into optimism through bright, playful imagery. "The style is doodles, but in the style of doodles, I created these characters that I call doodles. They live between love and laughs and smiles, so I came here to give that to the clinic," Genel said. “I’m working with them to make the place, the clinic, a little more cozy and with positive energy." Genel said he also wants families to feel reassured as they begin the fertility process. “I want all the mothers that come, and families that come to feel this faith that everything is gonna to be okay,” Genel said. The El Paso installation is part of Yesterman’s ongoing collaboration with Pozitivf Fertility, a Texas-based fertility care network focused on expanding access to affordable, high-quality treatment. His artwork is already featured at Pozitivf clinics in San Antonio and Houston, aiming to create an uplifting atmosphere in spaces where patients navigate fertility journeys. Organizers said the collaboration connects the power of art with A.R.T., or Assisted Reproductive Technology, reflecting a shared belief that art can inspire hope and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. Yesterman’s El Paso murals will be unveiled during Pozitivf Fertility’s grand opening reception Thursday, Nov. 12, from 4 to 7 p.m. The grand opening comes after the clinic began seeing patients in October and offers comprehensive fertility services, including IVF, diagnostics, monitoring, egg retrievals and embryo transfers. Pozitivf Fertility has clinics in San Antonio, Houston, Austin, and El Paso and provides fertility services through what it describes as a collaborative, bilingual care model focused on evidence-based treatment and personalized support. RECOMMENDED: More than 100 El Paso artists featured in 2026-27 Sun Bowl Art Exhibition at IMA Sign up to receive the top interesting stories from in and around our community once daily in your inbox Trending Loud booms reported before Santa Teresa Country Club fire; Oracle says PJ not involved Doña Ana County and Sunland Park crews fought a large pre-dawn fire at Santa Teresa Country Club, containing it in 45 minutes. 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