Angelica Salinas-Jones is a photographer and visual artist documenting the reckless, lonely, and beautifully doomed. Her work captures the last flickers of neon motel lights, the hush of cigarette smoke curling in late-night diners, the eerie glow of gas stations in towns where no one stays. She tells the story of girls who live like a song on the radio—brief, wild, and unforgettable, until the station fades to static.

Motel Girl™️ is her latest transmission—a fever-dream archive of motel rooms, payphones, fleeting encounters, and the space between euphoria and collapse. A place for ghosts and girls who refuse to be found.