Enriquez’s work explores her intercultural identity through bold and vibrant symbolism, weaving together elements like Mexican-Catholic iconography, nods to indigenous culture, Spanglish phrases, modern pop culture, and themes of feminine strength. This mix of influences has led to collaborations with Coachella and Stagecoach, a custom limited collection with Dickies, and a solo exhibition at the Hawaii State Art Museum. Her murals can also be found in Southern California, Mexico City, Paris, and Tokyo, making her style a global presence.

Her creative journey is rooted in a simple comment from her mother: “Mija, porque haces mucho?” ("Mija, why are you doing so much?"). The word “MUCHO” stuck with her and became a symbol of her constant drive to create. Over time, MUCHO became a personal tag, a muse, and the name of her upcycled clothing line. Through her art and fashion, Enriquez reflects on what it means to be a female artist from a working-class immigrant family, using MUCHO as a way to express her ambition and navigate her own cultural identity.